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HomeSocietyBlack Lives Matter Minneapolis marches in solidarity with Baltimore

Black Lives Matter Minneapolis marches in solidarity with Baltimore

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More and more people all around United States are joining hands in protest, in solidarity with people of Baltimore. In Minneapolis about 2500 people marched through the streets, on the evening of April 29, sending a powerful message of solidarity with the struggle against police terror in Baltimore.

A statement from protest organizers says, “We call upon Baltimore officials to conduct an investigation into the death of Freddie Gray. State sanctioned violence against Black people nationally must end.”

The protests sparked when 25 years old Freddie Gray was captured and tortured by Baltimore police force, until he died on April 19. This caused severe riots in Baltimore, of people rising against police state ruling by its iron fist, squishing US citizens here and there.

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