Almost 200 activists and allies came together to support Black communities and protest police brutality.
A crowd walked from the city’s public safety building to Heritage Park and back, a total of three miles. The demonstrators also heard from a handful of speakers before taking to the streets and took a knee in front of Hudson Middle School to remember victims of police brutality.
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By Morgan Howard • [email protected]
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