A leading Troubles victims' advocate has questioned why so many people in Northern Ireland are willing to speak up over the death of a single black man in Minnesota, but seem less ready to protest against mass murder much closer to home.
Police have said the organisers of Black Lives Matter protests in Belfast and Londonderry will be reported to the Public Prosecution Service after the events went ahead against PSNI advice.
Removing the name Northern Ireland from much of the PSNI's corporate branding creates a perception of "politically-motivated reforms" to "placate sections of our society," a DUP policing board member has said.
I came to the conclusion this week that the current young generation are simply a law unto themselves and care little or nothing for rules and regulations.
If the founders of Northern Ireland were alive to see its centenary next year, they would find a society so radically altered as to be almost unrecognisable to that which they ruled in 1921.
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