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A sixteen-year-old boy was supposed to pick up his two younger brothers last week when he rang the doorbell of the wrong Kansas City, Missouri, house. A man came to the door and shot Ralph Yarl in the head -- then shot him again after he fell to the ground.
Protests Sunday in support of Ralph Yarl -photo courtesy KCTV KANSAS C
What toll does it take on Black people when our mere presence is perceived as a threat to be eliminated?
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The investigation into the shooting by a homeowner of Ralph Yarl, a Black teenager who went to the wrong house to pick up his younger brothers, includes questions about whether race played a role, authorities in Kansas City said.
Protests Sunday in support of Ralph Yarl -photo courtesy KCTV KANSAS C