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Buttigieg Backs Black Leaders After South Bend Campaign Event Disrupted

He joins a group of more than 30 faculty, graduate and undergraduate fellows who will conduct research on the nature of trust, the institute’s 2020-2021 research theme. (WFIU/WTIU News)
He joins a group of more than 30 faculty, graduate and undergraduate fellows who will conduct research on the nature of trust, the institute’s 2020-2021 research theme. (WFIU/WTIU News)

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is applauding African American leaders for “speaking their truth” after a protester disrupted an event in South Bend, Indiana.

An event to show support for Buttigieg Wednesday night verged on chaos at moments as a handful of protesters disrupted speakers. The event was held for local African-American leaders to talk about their experiences with the candidate. 

READ MORE:  South Bend African American Leaders Praise Buttigieg Amid Protests

One protester, Igor Rodriguez, stopped the event when he grabbed the microphone and began chanting “This is a farce.”

“Who chose these people as the black leaders?" he yelled in the microphone. "Who organized this? We have  a police [problem] in this town! Why are we talking about Pete Buttigieg?”

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