- By Dan Veaner
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176 people marched against police brutality, social injustice and discrimination Sunday, from the Lansing Town Hall to the Triphammer and Peruville Roads intersection. The rally began with two speakers talking about what it is like to be black in today's culture, followed by a reading of the names of people who have been killed by police. That led to 8 minutes and 49 seconds of silence with the crowd on its knees in the Town Hall parking lot, and then the march began.
Organizers Emily (left) and Haley Georgia, Town Supervisor Ed LaVigne
Steve Page
Darius Cauthen
Kneeling during eight minutes and 49 seconds of silence
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