The protests across America won't be silenced.

It's become an all too familiar pattern.

An unjust killing, a public outcry, a presidential address.

But President Trump's words when they came, left many stunned. I have strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the National Guard in

sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets.

What's behind this hardline law and order rhetoric?

And what can history teach us about presidents, protests and elections.

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I'm Manveen Rana.

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Humans should watch humans be murdered and that has changed us.

Kiley Skis. that has changed us. Kylie Scales is the managing director of the Black Lives Matter Global Foundation Network.

It has caused despair, rage, pain, anxiety.

It's triggered a lot of us and the violence that we're seeing that we see in our communities.

It's triggered images of other people that we know have been taken by police thousands across this country.

Does it feel like this is a bit of a turning point?

It does feel like a turning point. It feels like an inflection point.

It feels like a moment that we must capture and ensure

that our demands are heard and that the voices that have been carrying these messages and these

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