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Celebrating Juneteenth Through Action

June 22, 2020 0:14AM

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Protesters gathered at City Hall on Friday. Marches continued through downtown and ended back at city hall where the crowd was met with hundreds of bikers in celebration of Juneteenth for a unity ride. Photos by Melissa Hennings

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