Four of the protest's primary organizers, in order: Calvert White, Taylor Turnage, Maisie Brown and …
Protesters filled the streets of downtown Jackson in a rally that was both peaceful and …
A protester at the June 6 rally, holds a sign emblazoned with the names of …
Representatives from the Southern Region Mississippi New Black Panther Party joined the protest on Saturday. …
Calvert White, exhausted after co-organizing the most heavily attended protest in Mississippi since 1964, raises …
Taylor Turnage, President of the Mississippi Youth and College NAACP, speaks to a crowd she …
Protest attendees raise their hands, lowering fingers whenever speaker Calvert White lists a privilege they …
Calvert White, vice president of the Alcorn State NAACP, speaks passionately of the black experience …
Col. Jennifer Riley Collins, who ran for Attorney General in last year's elections, says the …
Maisie Brown, youth program director at the Institute for Democratic Education in America, holds up …
Maisie Brown and Calvert White lead a march of thousands of Mississippians along the streets …
A young protester raises her fist in front of the Bancorp South Building. Protest at …
A child with a sign saying “My Life Matters” marches with hands held. Protest at …
Protesters march to the beat down South Congress Street. Protest at the Governor's Mansion, Saturday, …
Protesters face the Governor’s Mansion with raised hands. Protest at the Governor's Mansion, Saturday, June …
Signs saying “Silence is betrayal! Latinx for Black Lives” and “Stand up for black people …
Protester’s hold signs about lives lost to violence. Protest at the Governor's Mansion, Saturday, June …
View of the crowd from St. Andrew’s Episcopal Cathedral. Protest at the Governor's Mansion, Saturday, …
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