Obama says attacks on police hurt Black Lives Matter causeMADRID (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama has warned that attacks on police over racial bias would hurt the anti-racism Black Lives Matter movement, days after a sniper killed five police officers in Dallas in apparent revenge for police shootings of black people.  Obama said although most activists from the Black Lives Matter movement wanted to see better relations between communities and law enforcement, violence and overly broad criticism against police undermined the protest movement. “I want to say to say to everyone concerned about ... racial bias in the criminal justice system that maintaining a truthful, serious and respectful tone is going to help mobilize American society to bring about real change,” Obama said. “Whenever those of us who are concerned about failures of the criminal justice system attack police, you are doing a disservice to the cause,” he told a news conference in Madrid where he is on a one-day visit.  Micah Johnson, a black U.S. military veteran of the Afghan war, opened fire on police officers on Thursday during a protest in Dallas against the fatal shootings of two black men by police in Louisiana and Minnesota the previous day. Johnson wanted to “kill white people, especially white officers,” Dallas Police Chief David Brown said after the attack on Thursday night. The Black Lives Matter group said on Friday it advocated dignity, not murder, in response to the shooting that also left seven other police officers and two civilians wounded. Obama said there was legitimate criticism to be made of the criminal justice system and that citizens should continue to protest against it. “I would hope that police organizations are also respectful of the frustrations that people in these communities feel and not just dismiss these protests as political correctness or politics or attacks on police,” he said. politicsNews
obama says attacks police hurt black lives matter causemadrid reuters president barack obama warned attacks police racial bias would hurt black lives matter movement days sniper killed five police officers dallas apparent revenge police shootings black people obama said although activists black lives matter movement wanted see better relations communities law enforcement violence overly broad criticism police undermined protest movement i want say say everyone concerned racial bias criminal justice system maintaining truthful serious respectful tone going help mobilize american society bring real change obama said whenever us concerned failures criminal justice system attack police disservice cause told news conference madrid visit mica johnson black military veteran afghan war opened fire police officers thursday protest dallas fatal shootings two black men police louisiana minnesota previous day johnson wanted kill white people especially white officers dallas police chief david brown said attack thursday night the black lives matter group said friday advocated dignity murder response shooting also left seven police officers two civilians wounded obama said legitimate criticism made criminal justice system citizens continue protest i would hope police organizations also respectful frustrations people communities feel dismiss protests political correctness politics attacks police said politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Obama says attacks on police hurt Black Lives Matter causeMADRID (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama has warned that attacks on police over racial bias would hurt the anti-racism Black Lives Matter movement, days after a sniper killed five police officers in Dallas in apparent revenge for police shootings of black people.  Obama said although most activists from the Black Lives Matter movement wanted to see better relations between communities and law enforcement, violence and overly broad criticism against police undermined the protest movement. “I want to say to say to everyone concerned about ... racial bias in the criminal justice system that maintaining a truthful, serious and respectful tone is going to help mobilize American society to bring about real change,” Obama said. “Whenever those of us who are concerned about failures of the criminal justice system attack police, you are doing a disservice to the cause,” he told a news conference in Madrid where he is on a one-day visit.  Micah Johnson, a black U.S. military veteran of the Afghan war, opened fire on police officers on Thursday during a protest in Dallas against the fatal shootings of two black men by police in Louisiana and Minnesota the previous day. Johnson wanted to “kill white people, especially white officers,” Dallas Police Chief David Brown said after the attack on Thursday night. The Black Lives Matter group said on Friday it advocated dignity, not murder, in response to the shooting that also left seven other police officers and two civilians wounded. Obama said there was legitimate criticism to be made of the criminal justice system and that citizens should continue to protest against it. “I would hope that police organizations are also respectful of the frustrations that people in these communities feel and not just dismiss these protests as political correctness or politics or attacks on police,” he said. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: obama says attacks police hurt black lives matter causemadrid reuters president barack obama warned attacks police racial bias would hurt black lives matter movement days sniper killed five police officers dallas apparent revenge police shootings black people obama said although activists black lives matter movement wanted see better relations communities law enforcement violence overly broad criticism police undermined protest movement i want say say everyone concerned racial bias criminal justice system maintaining truthful serious respectful tone going help mobilize american society bring real change obama said whenever us concerned failures criminal justice system attack police disservice cause told news conference madrid visit mica johnson black military veteran afghan war opened fire police officers thursday protest dallas fatal shootings two black men police louisiana minnesota previous day johnson wanted kill white people especially white officers dallas police chief david brown said attack thursday night the black lives matter group said friday advocated dignity murder response shooting also left seven police officers two civilians wounded obama said legitimate criticism made criminal justice system citizens continue protest i would hope police organizations also respectful frustrations people communities feel dismiss protests political correctness politics attacks police said politicsnews