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Photo by Katie Chirichillo
June 6, Beacon
This march was one of several in Beacon. It was organized by Ciarda Hall, Stefon Seward and Xavier Mayo, who later formed the group Beacon 4 Black Lives, with several others.
Photo by Stephen Johnson
June 3, Kingston
More than 1,500 people participated in the “Walk 4 Black Lives” march which began with speeches by several leaders from the community.
Photo by Michael Polito
Photo by Ezekiel Jeremiah Duncan
June 2, Poughkeepsie
The “We Can’t Breathe” march stepped off from Harriet Tubman Park and made its way across the Mid-Hudson Bridge to raise awareness in the Hudson Valley.
June 19, Croton-on-Hudson
The newly formed Black Student Activists of Croton — founded by four high school students including Khadia Abam-DePass (left) and Paige Jones (speaking) — held a peaceful protest which included a speech from Mondaire Jones, who won the Democratic primary for New York’s 17th Congressional District a few days later.
Photo by Leonardo Rinaldi
June 6, Ossining
Thousands attended this peaceful protest, also organized by teen-agers: college students Chyanne Bell, Cassandra Rios and Nadine Zeidan; a high school student Leila Killion,
Photo by Andrew Courtney
June 21, White Plains
The “Say Their Names” march and rally began at the Calvary Baptist Church and ended in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. statue at the Westchester County Courthouse. The event was supported by local religious and civic leaders.