New York City residents converged on the Lower East Side Wednesday night for the #HandsUp, #TurnUp march to honor Michael Brown and decry police brutality.
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A contingency of protestors coming from an earlier Palestine rally stormed in to Sara D. Roosevelt Park around 9 p.m., chanting, “Please don’t shoot me dead! I got my hands on my head!” referencing how Brown held his hands up before being killed.
Watch the protestors speak here:
coming out. There is an army rising up to break every chain. I’m a living example of that. We[‘re] here baby, and we ain’t playing [any] games.”
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See more pictures from the march below:
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