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   Two men have died, and a third is currently recovering, from   
   methamphetamine overdoses alleged to have been facilitated by a   
   wealthy, powerful and politically-connected man in Los Angeles   
   named Ed Buck.   
      
   The victims were black men — so is this crime about racism, as a   
   person close to one of the victims is suggesting?  Project 21 Co-   
   Chairman Horace Cooper says it is likely Buck’s abuse of   
   influence, rather than racism, that may be more to blame.   
      
   In a segment on the Fox News Channel program “The Ingraham   
   Angle,” Horace challenged Jasmyne Carrick, a spokesman for the   
   family of Gemmel Moore. Moore died of an overdose in Buck’s   
   house in 2017.   
      
   “I’m not gonna sit here and ignore the fact that the victims   
   were black,” said Carrick. In response, Horace pointed out that   
   the victims were both black and gay. Buck is a prominent gay   
   rights activist, and the charges against him claim that he acted   
   like a “violent, dangerous sexual predator” and had a fetish   
   involving injecting people with large quantities of drugs.   
      
   Noting the recent series of revelations about people of   
   prominence using their influence to skirt the law, Horace said:   
      
   We waited way too long for Jeffrey Epstein. Way too long for   
   Harvey Weinstein…   
      
   It is not true to say that this issue turns on race. What this   
   issue is turning on – what we need to watch – is: Are we   
   allowing people right in our midst to use their wealth and   
   influence to literally get away with murder?   
      
   Still disagreeing with Horace, Carrick flatly responded, “that’s   
   my truth.”   
      
   That may be her truth, but Horace explained that turning a blind   
   eye to powerful predators is something that has hurt black   
   people in this instance but can affect anyone without regard to   
   their sex or race:   
      
   In the bluest city in America [Los Angeles], they don’t care   
   about other black men who are exploited. If they don’t care   
   there, there isn’t any hope anywhere.   
      
   Here’s the much more likely story: This man’s influence allowed   
   him to act with impunity.   
      
   Buck has been a prominent donor to liberal political candidates   
   and causes – something that may have led to influential people   
   within his network ignoring the allegations against him. Horace   
   suggested that a conservative facing such allegations would not   
   have been treated in a similar manner.   
      
   https://nationalcenter.org/project21/2019/09/19/liberal-   
   influence-not-racism-at-heart-of-ed-buck-scandal/   
      
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