And of course, there is the obsequious, white mayor from central casting, Democrat Charlie Luken , himself the son of a previous mayor. The most pressing problem Cincinnati has, is race relations. Many of the issues Rev. Lynch has identified, we agree with at City Hall. And on April 17, Mayor Luken did everything but get on his hands and knees, before a racist black mob at a City Council meeting at City Hall. Several residents warned Cincinnati officials of more violence if police are not brought to justice over the shooting.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think it was the police who had destroyed, looted, and torched businesses, smashed white drivers' cars, and beaten many whites almost to death with bricks and baseball bats. We have to listen to one another. Imagine if there had been a town meeting in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921, following the white race riot that destroyed a beautiful, thriving black neighborhood, and beat and murdered blacks. I'll bet white supremacists would have struck poses remarkably similar to those of Cincinnati's black supremacists in 2001. When I look at you, I think you may be the KKK in disguise.