TITLE: Antifa thug attacks Black Lives Matter member in Dallas
SENTENCE 1: As Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis chapter of the NAACP told the Star Tribune earlier this month, “It means we know that white privilege is a real phenomenon; it means they would be willing to take a secondary role and defer to black leadership.”  Writing for Wear Your Voice, a feminist website, Ashleigh Shackelford claimed that white people attempt to steal the spotlight from Black Lives Matter activists and make it about them:  But after a while, I started realizing that trying to work with white people in direct actions became extremely triggering and tasking.
SENTENCE 2: Why there is conflict between the two groups  Both groups seem to agree about the need to take down “white supremacy,” as well as the notions that America is a racist country and that the police are a threat to the public.
SENTENCE 3: One member of Black Lives Matter seemed to lead the shouting match between the groups, as one member of Antifa held a bullhorn that emitted a loud siren noise to cover the BLM member’s speech.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If Ashleigh Shackelford claims that white people attempt to steal the spotlight from Black Lives Matter activists, then it highlights the ongoing issue of white people shifting the focus away from the struggles of Black individuals and their communities