章節 351: Chapter 31: They Have the Right to Know the Truth_3

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The key point that caused a sensation was that a group of white people had killed a black man.

Afterwards, New York erupted in black protests, and countless civil rights activists popped up like mushrooms after the rain, traveling long distances to demonstrate at the scene, hoping to increase their influence and get the white murderers sentenced to the death penalty.

The white people were not to be outdone, with many also flocking to New York to support the killers, holding signs with slogans like "Niggers go home," "White supremacy," and "Bring slavery back to America." They confronted the protesting black people.

Clashes between the two sides had erupted several times.

Even New York's white and black gangs had exchanged gunfire after the incident, leaving several dead. The police investigations suggested that it was unrelated to this case, trying to downplay the racial conflict and prevent the incident from fermenting further around racial discrimination.