Lyons joins millions around country in protest of racism

About 150-200 marchers demonstrated on Sunday for an end to systemic racism and protesting the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police. The peaceful demonstration was organized by Marissa Truman.

All photos by Ken Singer.

racism girl's poster — One of the younger protesters.

And one of the oldest demonstrators, La Vern Johnson, 93, with son Jerry Johnson, right.

Many passing drivers and passengers were supportive of the protesters.

This pair of women had signs and matching T-shirts.

Firefighters passed out bottled water to the grateful marchers.

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