Watch: blm protesters bully, harass woman to raise her fist in support

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A group of about 12 white Black Lives Matter protesters harassed and bullied a woman enjoying an outdoor mean in Washington, D.C. The exchange was caught on video by Washington Post reporter Fred Kunkle.

“White silence is violence,” the mob shouted. “Put up your fist!”

“I wasn’t actually frightened. I didn’t think they’d do anything to me,” the woman, Lauren Victor said. “I’m very much with them. I’ve been marching with them for weeks and weeks and weeks.”

Woman Bullied in D.C. by BLM Protestors

BLM protestors in D.C. last night demanded that all of the "white" diners show solidarity by raising their fist.Lauren Victor refused to comply with the mob's demand. And this is what followed.[from Washington Post]

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