A known associate of Kanye West posted a video of a group apparently handing out the artist's infamous "White Lives Matter" shirts to people living on Skid Row."They dropped off a big box here and told everybody to come here to pick them up," said resident Stephanie Arnold-Williams."Ever since my girl got the shirt she has been getting threats telling her not to wear the shirt or she's gonna get beat up, stuff like that," said Willis.Andy Bales said he wants to give West, who has worked with the Mission in the past, the benefit of the doubt."We need peace brought to Skid Row more than we need controversy or tumult," Bales said."