Orlando barbershop owner discusses social injustice, police brutality on The Weekly

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ORLANDO, Fla. โ€“ The death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer has not only sparked several days of protests, but it's also reignited a conversation about inequality, systemic racism and police brutality against the black community.

J Henry, who owns J Henry's Barbershop in Parramore, has been a staple in the community for years and is a member of Orange County's Economic Recovery Task Force. His wife is also an Orlando police officer.

Henry joined anchor Justin Warmoth on "The Weekly on ClickOrlando.com" to have a candid and important discussion about the social unrest happening across the country.

โ€œEvery race matters, but every race is not being treated the way black people are in this country,โ€ Henry said. โ€œWhen you truly look at it, one would like to believe that black people just complain, theyโ€™re lazy, they want something for nothing. No, they donโ€™t want a handout, they want a hand up.โ€

Watch โ€œThe Weekly on ClickOrlando.comโ€ Sundays at 7:30 a.m. on News 6.


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Justin Warmoth joined News 6 in 2013 and is now a morning news anchor.