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Memorial honoring black lives lost to racial injustice.
Grandma and grandpa for BLM.
Wall of vets getting preparing to head to the Justice Center.
Figured this was an appropriate shirt to wear for this occasion.
This group of protesters is gathering at Portland’s beautiful waterfront.
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For thematic continuity with my t-shirt, here’s a BLM flag on a light saber.
Some signs.
Wall of docs shows up first.
When a President traffics in hyperbolic rhetoric, I guess he’s asking for signs like this.
The first time I came to these protests was about a week ago. I’d say there are easily 4 or 5 times as many people here as I saw that time.
The building that houses the feds. Juxtaposed against a quote on the next building over.
Spontaneous BLM chant has emerged.
Feds go home.
Constitution shield.
Momtifa just showed up.
