Here is an article about a group for a person, a White person, called "White Lives Matter."
The news article is so important to read because anyone interested in understanding the group called "Black Lives Matter" need to learn that Black Lives Matter isn't created by Black peoples in order to hate White people.
A person doesn't have to be Black in order to support the Black Lives Matter group.
In fact, there are so many many large number of persons that are White Americans joining their own resources to support Black Lives Matter Movement there seems to be no stopping people standing and marching all together as a true united Black and White force in America.
However, anything about demanding more respect for positive Black activity in America nearly always exposes racism... and opposition to the Black race in America.
It is a beautiful thing that White people as a whole are lovely. And it is equally a beautiful thing that Black people as a whole are lovely.
And the very same people that are hating Black Lives Matter because of a positive Black image...they have the same deep hatred against White people that don't agree with racism.
The White Lives Matter group demand equal treatment in America...
What's very interesting about the White Lives Matter making demands to be treated equally in America is that the supporters appear at a rally, out of no where, armed with weapons that look like machine guns...
The real question is... can White Lives Matter protesters do better than how they appear?
AUSTIN, Texas -- Eight people were arrested on Saturday when a small group of protesters calling themselves White Lives Matter were confronted by counter-demonstrators supporting Black Lives Matter at the Texas State Capitol near where Gov. Greg Abbott had earlier dedicated a monument recognizing the contribution of African-Americans to the state.
Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Sgt. Victor Taylor said four of the arrests were for assault, two for evading arrest, one for disorderly conduct and one for “interference with public duty.” Two of those arrested were on Capitol grounds and the others on adjacent streets.
“Some protesters assaulted other protesters,” Taylor said. “We don’t know for sure which side they were on. A lot of them were co-mingled.”
Austin police and state troopers dressed in riot gear and some mounted on horseback had tried to keep the two groups separated.
The demonstration started Saturday morning during the unveiling of the Texas African American History monument, CBS affiliate KEYE reports.
While the memorial was being unveiled on the capitol lawn several dozen white lives matter members showed up to protest hate crime laws.
“Really what we are here today for is to protest against unequal application of hate crime laws,” said Scott Lacy.
Members of the white live matter group held signs that read “Hate crimes for one, hate crimes for all, equal justice under the law.”
Hundreds of counter protesters then showed up in opposition of that group. They chanted “Nazis get out, Nazis get out!”
Taylor said the confrontation did not affect the unveiling of the monument, which was in a different part of the grounds. A state helicopter circled overhead.
About two dozen individuals with the White Lives Matter group, some of whom were armed, demonstrated against what they called the unequal application of hate crimes laws, which they said are applied in a way that favors minorities. The group said it was a coincidence that its protest was held at about the same time as the ceremony for the monument.
White Lives Matter member and protest organizer Ken Reed said into a bullhorn that his group was concerned with “white people’s preservation.”
“You all are anti-white and anti-American,” he told the counter-protesters, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
The White Lives Matter group was shouted down by several hundred counter-protesters, who held up signs that said “Stand Against Hate” and “Black Lives Matter.”
One of them, Marie Catrett, said she came to stand up for the rights of minorities.
“I think they are full of hatred,” Catrett said about the White Lives Matter group. “They don’t represent our community or our values.”
During the unveiling ceremony, Abbott told a crowd in attendance that the monument honors African-Americans who helped grow Texas.
“The fact is African Americans have shaped this land that we are on today since long before it was even named the state of Texas. They fought for their own freedom. They fought for the freedom of Texas and the freedom of the United States of America,” Abbott said.
