I'm just as outraged as you are.
You're angry and I'm angry.
For no more excuses.
Focusing anger by registering to vote, that was
a message,
but the last thing some wanted to hear.
If you're this angry, just ask them to sign out
on the piece of power.
Just one sign that patience is wearing thin in Dallas
since word of the Rodney King verdict.
A local radio station decided to hold a rally
right here in City Hall Plaza.
It's aimed at stopping the violence.
I'd rather be dead in my grave than to stay
around and live as a slave.
News of the verdict brought some to tears.
Others say it adds insult to injury.
You beat a dog like that, you go to jail.
You beat a child, you go to jail.
You can't beat people and expect for people to
say nothing about it.
And this is a thing where, like you said, the
world can see what happened.
and they're still saying no it didn't happen
the phones have been ringing off the hook at Kkda
one on-air personality recalls what a caller
told him and she said she's 48 years old she
was not
here in Dallas in the 60s when Dallas missed
the first riot and revolution and she says I'll be
damned if Dallas misses it this time if I have
anything to do with it we are here to talk about
What happened to Rodney King?
Rage over a man that few have met.
You got a whole lot of white folks on where I'm from.
Oh, yes, they do. That's true.
That's all I want to hear.
But whose story has left a bad taste in the
mouths of many.
Quentin King, Texas News 5.
Hold on. Hold on.