BATON ROUGE – Baton Rouge residents gathered Saturday afternoon to form the newest chapter of the New Black Panther Party.
The New Black Panthers arrived in Baton Rouge last Saturday to protest the officer-involved shooting death of 37-year-old Alton Sterling. Two videos of the shooting sparked national outcry and protests across Baton Rouge.
Jerald Justice said the group was approached by local residents like Edwin Smith to help establish a Baton Rouge chapter.
NAACP Shares Plans For Gun Control, Actions Against Corporations And Fox News 
School likens pronoun confusion to sexual harassment 
‘Ministry of Truth’: Mayorkas pauses disinformation board amid negative reaction 
Mail-in ballots suffer problems again creating doubts and distrust 
Hochul reinforces red flag law: ‘We’re watching you now, and we’ll be coming after you’ 
Abortion: SF Archbishop orders Nancy Pelosi ‘not to present yourself for Holy Communion’ 
Recent Comments