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St. Louis pastor, assistant professor fear Capitol unrest will widen racial divide in US What happened on Capitol Hill, what we saw was that systemic racism at its finest, said Dr. Candice Idlebird, from Harris-Stowe State University. Author: Robert Townsend Updated: 10:37 PM CST January 7, 2021
ST. LOUIS Last summer, thousands of people in St. Louis and across the country took to the streets for months.
Moms, dads, students and clergy members, of all races, spoke out against police brutality, discrimination and systemic race.
They hoped making their voices heard marked the beginning of much-needed change.
But now: What happened on Capitol Hill, what we saw was systemic racism at its finest and that it s still alive and well, said Dr. Candice Idlebird, the Director of the Social Justice Institute and an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Harris-Stowe State University.