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“Love, Peace, Unity,” “Food 4 The Community @ St Peters 2:30.” Peace signs, hearts, and Freddie Gray. This is what you’ll see at the CVS on Penn and North. It’s not a site of violence and destruction, but one of love and resistance.
Signs: “Justice For Freddie Gray” “Stop Police Terror” “Silence Is Compliance” “Black Lives Matter”
Chants: “This Is What Democracy Looks Like” “All Night, All Day, We Will Fight For Freddie Gray” “Black Youth Are Not Thugs” “No Justice, No Peace, No Racist Police”
Tail-end of the march. Thousands strong through the streets of Baltimore for 10+ miles.
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Photo: Alex Setzer; alexsetzerphotography.tumblr.com
Updates from the front line. Photo: Glenford Nunez.
After a week of protests, on Friday, May 1st, six Baltimore City police officers were indicted on the charges of the murder of Freddie Gray. The following day, the community gathered in celebration, rallying, cheering, and dancing in the streets.
http://www.alexsetzer.com/faces-of-baltimore/
For Rent Shoes was destroyed on Monday evening, along with many other stores in the neighborhood. Baltimore Love Project artist, Michael Owen, stopped by and stenciled his tag in support.
Brooklyn stands with Baltimore. Union Square Rally. Photo credit: Jérémie Fontana.
Black. Lives. Matter. Union Square Rally. photo credit: Jérémie Fontana.
My friend Jérémie Fontana captured this shot of my good arm holding up a sign for Freddie, when we arrived at the Union Square Rally. The NY Justice league handed out signs for us to hold and hand out to others. I was delighted to have people coming up to me asking for them. The solidarity was beautiful. It was beautiful and emotional to reunite with the league too. Also in this shot, Mickey Ferrara and Paul S John from the NY Justice League.
NY Justice League Reunion at the Freddie Gray Protest in Union Square #NYC2Baltimore