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 you describe working with white people in activism as "triggering and tasking,"
then you say reinforce divisions rather than encourage solidarity within activist movements.