Protestors light candles on the steps of the Capitol following a march to the site of the new Salem Police Department during the third night of demonstrations against police violence on Monday, June 1.
Andre Bodden holds up his hands while protestors chant ‘Hands up, Don’t shoot,’ during the March for Black Lives on Sunday, June 7. More than two thousand people gathered at Central Park on Sunday to march through town to the Benton County Courthouse during the March for Black Lives.
Two Salem police officers joined protestors in taking a kneww onthe lawn of the Capitol. Protestors gathered at the Oregon State Capitol and marched to the site of the new Salem Police Department during the third night of demonstrations against police violence on Monday, June 1.
Juan Trevino, of the #walkwithus movement, speaks during the March for Floyd on Saturday, June 6.
Protestors gathered at the Oregon State Capitol and marched to the site of the new Salem Police Department during the third night of demonstrations against police violence on Monday, June 1.
A small group of remaining protestors confronted police at the intersection of Winter Street and Center Street on Monday, June 1.
From left: Joel Walker, Natasha Malik and Adam Rateb hold up their fists while chanting along with the crowd during a Black Lives Matter rally on Sunday, May 31 at the Benton County Courthouse.
Protestors kneel during eight minutes of silence at the Mirror Pond outside of the Salem Police Station on Saturday, June 13 for the End White Silence rally.
Sandra Hernández-Lomelí, a director with Latinos Unidos Siempre, speaks during a protest outside of the Salem-Keizer school district offices on Thursday, June 18 to urge the district to cancel their contract for police officers in schools.
Gregg Simpson, march organizer, addresses protestors during the March for Floyd on Saturday, June 6.
More than 2500 people gathered at the Oregon State Capitol for the March for Floyd on Saturday, June 6.
A protestor wears a respirator mask with ‘BLM’ written on the filters during the March for Floyd on Saturday, June 6.
More than 2500 people gathered at the Oregon State Capitol for the March for Floyd on Saturday, June 6.