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Civil rights leaders say they're 'dissatisfied and surprised' after call with Facebook's Zuckerberg and Sandberg

The leaders stated Zuckerberg gave "incomprehensible explanations" for no longer taking motion towards President Trump's "looting ... shooting" submit.
The leaders said Zuckerberg gave "incomprehensible explanations" for not taking action against President Trump's "looting ... shooting" post.

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