Giuliani Gives Ferguson Argument Another Go
The former New York mayor stood by his assertion that African Americans bear the responsibility for the violence plaguing communities like Ferguson, Missouri.
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Try, try again. After a week-long intermission, Rudy Giuliani presented Act Two of his argument about violence in African American communities on the weekend airwaves.
During a "Fox New Sunday" discussion about the ongoing protests in Ferguson, Missouri, the former mayor of New York acknowledged that there are more “unfair" encounters between police officers in black communities than in other places. While Giuliani put some blame on law enforcement for not better training personnel, he also, for the second weekend in a row, pointed strongly to violence between African Americans as part of the problem.