By: Emily Steel | New York Times
A young woman stands in the middle of a crowd of protesters marching up a New York City street, shouting that she is fed up with police brutality, fed up with people saying that black lives don’t matter, fed up with people telling her not to be angry.
My people don’t deserve this,” she yells, inches away from your face. “We have right to protest. We have right to be angry.
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