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Black Lives Matter protester 'in coma' after being hit by falling Confederate statue

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12.06.2020 - 20:45

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George Floyd. The Black Lives Matter protesters used hammers to weaken four statues depicting Confederate soldiers that surround the central obelisk of the city’s Confederate Monument, before pulling them down with ropes.

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