As hundreds of predominantly white supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol this week, breaking windows and wreaking havoc, politicians and activists said the lack of security and limited police response stood in stark contrast to law enforcement's handling of the largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protests in Washington six months ago. Rioters on Wednesday broke through barricades and smashed windows in a rampage that terrorized lawmakers and killed five people. Then, they left with few immediate consequences in what some, including Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, said shows the racial double standard in America. "I couldn't help but to wonder if those were my kind storming the Capitol, what would have been the outcome? And I think we all know. There are no ifs and or buts, we already know what happened to my kind if anyone would even got close to the Capitol, let alone storm inside offices, inside the hallways." President-elect Joe Biden expressed similar thoughts in a speech on Thursday. "No one can tell me that if it had been a group of Black Lives Matter protesting yesterday, they wouldn't have been treated very, very differently from the mob of...