In a recent debate, Dan Abrams and Juan Williams engaged on civil rights issues, discussing pivotal events like George Floyd’s death and the ensuing Black Lives Matter protests. Abrams suggested a link between the anti-police sentiment raised during these protests and Donald Trump's election. Contrarily, Williams highlighted that his research indicates over 90% of the protests were peaceful, challenging Abrams' portrayal of the movement and emphasizing the importance of recognizing the peaceful aspects within the broader narrative of civil rights activism post-George Floyd.
Abrams argued that part of the reason Trump got elected is because of the perceived anti-police sentiment stemming from the protests following George Floyd's death.
Williams countered Abrams' claims, emphasizing that over 90% of the Black Lives Matter protests were peaceful, challenging the narrative of widespread unrest.
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