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The only city that the pitcher dubbed the “Monster of the Reiwa Era” was terrorizing was his own.

“How could this blatant racial profiling, the terrorizing of the communities of Los Angeles, take place without a direct challenge to this injustice? That’s why we came together.”

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“Peaceful protestors are welcome. Federal agents who abuse their position to terrorize Illinoisans and incite violence are not welcome,” he said.

It is part of Russia’s growing strategy to terrorize civilians in an effort to sap Ukrainians’ strength to resist in the fourth year of war.

On Sept. 30, federal agents raided an apartment building on Chicago’s South Side, terrorizing Black and brown families, citizens and immigrants alike.

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