Portland NAACP president: Protests have become ‘white spectacle’

Published July 27, 2020 2:25pm ET



E.D. Mondaine, the president of the Portland chapter of the NAACP, said protests in the Oregon city have been co-opted by white people.

“As the demonstrations continue every night in Portland, many people with their own agendas are co-opting, and distracting attention from, what should be our central concern: the Black Lives Matter movement,” he said in a Washington Post op-ed published on Thursday.

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