A historic Black church says the Proud Boys and several of its members engaged in acts of terror and vandalism during a December rally in Washington with the aim of silencing its support for racial justice, according to a lawsuit filed in a local court Monday.
Protesters gathered in the nation’s capital Dec. 12 to contest President Donald Trump’s re-election loss, including members of the militant far-right Proud Boys. The rally resulted in violent clashes between protesters and counterprotesters.
The Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church, like other nearby churches, “was terrorized through coordinated acts of violence when Proud Boys members ...
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