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La’Quonte Barry takes a break from work at his food truck in a Northeast Albuquerque park Saturday afternoon. He started the business with money he received from a settlement with the city. (Roberto E. Rosales/Albuquerque Journal)
In July, at the height of the protests in Albuquerque for racial justice, two Black men were the only people charged after the city banned guns on Civic Plaza.
La’Quonte Barry, 32, and Francisco “Frankie” Grady, 40, leaders of the Black New Mexico Movement, had taken guns to a rally they were holding one Sunday and were promptly detained by officers. They were charged with unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon on school premises – a fourth-degree felony. ....

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