Organizer Calls For End of Tonight’s March
Protesters continue to march, but Ethan Duran is reporting that “the leader of the protest” ended the march at 9 p.m. The leader of the protest I just talked to said to end the protest at 9 to show the governor they could end peacefully. Some people in the crowd started yelling, decided to keep going and continued up Franklin St. pic.twitter.com/EPB061BdPB — Ethan Duran (@EthanD97) June 3, 2020
Protesters continue to march, but Ethan Duran is reporting that “the leader of the protest” ended the march at 9 p.m.
The leader of the protest I just talked to said to end the protest at 9 to show the governor they could end peacefully. Some people in the crowd started yelling, decided to keep going and continued up Franklin St. pic.twitter.com/EPB061BdPB
— Ethan Duran (@EthanD97) June 3, 2020
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