Black Lives Matter Activist Honored by Boston Red Sox Charged With Punching an 80-Year Old Woman in the Face at Trump Rally

A Black Lives Matter activist who was honored as a “hero” by the Boston Red Sox in August for his left-wing activism has been arrested and charged with a vicious attack on an 80-year old woman who was peacefully protesting in a pro-Trump Stop the Steal rally in Massachusetts.

Ernst Jean-Jacques Jr. posted on Facebook about being honored in the Red Sox’s “Hats off to Heroes” program in August, which was originally created to honor veterans. The program has been expanded to include left-wing racial activists after a sponsorship deal insurance and insurance company John Hancock.

A Red Sox representative recognized Jean-Jacques Jr as a “pillar of the community,” lauding him for all he had supposedly done in the “fight against social injustice.”