Iowa Asian Celebration Rocked by Violence Led By Black Group

[From article]
“State Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad, D-Des Moines, who has worked to fight gang-related violence, said he doesn’t have enough information to decide if the fights were racially motivated. He said police comments that race was involved could miss other factors, such as nonracial taunting.
“Unfortunately, like any other city, you have certain parts of town that individuals congregate in,” Abdul-Samad said. “You have those that go into that area with no problem, and those who cannot.”
He added, “We of course need to work on race relations. If anyone says we don’t, they are playing games with themselves.”
Abdul-Samad was echoing comments from State Rep. Wayne Ford, who had said that the entertainment and the exhibits at the State Fair were “too white” and the fair needed to book more black entertainers.
News of Beat Whitey night spread around the country.

John DiIulio, now at the University of Pennsylvania, said the same in 1990s. He said there are about 40,000,000 kids under ten years old, many of whom are or will be "fatherless, Godless, and jobless." Critics of Dilulio include but is not limited to former domestic terrorist now university professor William Ayers who regretted not setting of more bombs in the 1960s, and who helped initiate the political career of Barack Obama in Chicago.  

http://www.wnd.com/2013/05/violence-takes-over-celebrasian/

WND EXCLUSIVE
VIOLENCE TAKES OVER 'CELEBRASIAN'
Officers draw guns, take cover as gunfire erupts in Des Moines, Iowa
Published: May 18, 2013
COLIN FLAHERTY