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There have always been two Americas. The Capitol Hill riot proved it.

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There have always been two Americas. The Capitol Hill riot proved it.

There have always been two Americas. The Capitol Hill riot proved it.

These Black Americans are not surprised by what they saw at the Capitol this week.

They reflect on how a mostly White mob could trash the Capitol and go home, when they would be arrested or worse.


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