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During a visit this week to the state of Wisconsin, which has experienced racial tensions since Jacob Blake, an African American, was shot seven in the back by a police officer, was in intensive care and was paralyzed, Donald Trump declined to speak about racism when be questioned by a journalist.
“It always comes back to the opposite issue. You have to talk about violence,” the US president responded about the innumerable anti-racist demonstrations in recent months in the country.
At the same time, William Barr argued in an interview this week that justice is equal for all citizens of the United States and stressed that “you have to be careful when raising the idea of racism”, considering that “it is not as common as people “. tell “.
Jacob Blake, 29, was shot on August 23. The case sparked protests that made Wisconsin the center of debate in the United States of America about police violence and racial injustice.
The debate and protests across the country were sparked by the case of George Floyd, an African-American who was suffocated to death by a white police officer in May in Minneapolis.
