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Beverly Hills/Los Angeles, Jun 6 (EFE/EPA).- Protests sparked by the alleged police killing of African-American man George Floyd appeared to have turned into a nationwide movement on Saturday as cities and towns across the United States saw an unprecedented outpouring of demonstrators demanding an end to racism.Thousands of supporters of the “Black Lives Matter” movement, denouncing the alleged systemic racism in the US law enforcement, filled the streets of the big US cities of New York, Seattle, Washington, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, and other smaller towns of Vidor in Texas, Havre in Montana, and Marion in Ohio.In Los Angeles, thousands took to the streets, including the one in Highland Park, calling for justice on the 12th consecutive day of a mobilization against police violence that has now extended to 650 cities in all 50 US states. (Camera: ETIENNE LAURENT). SHOT LIST: BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTS IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, US.
Los Angeles, Jun 6 (EFE/EPA).- Protests sparked by the alleged police killing of African-American man George Floyd appeared to have turned into a nationwide movement on Saturday as cities and towns across the United States saw an unprecedented outpouring of demonstrators demanding an end to racism.Thousands of supporters of the “Black Lives Matter” movement, denouncing the alleged systemic racism in the US law enforcement, filled the streets of the big US cities of New York, Seattle, Washington, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, and other smaller towns of Vidor in Texas, Havre in Montana, and Marion in Ohio.In Los Angeles, thousands took to the streets, including the one in Highland Park, calling for justice on the 12th consecutive day of a mobilization against police violence that has now extended to 650 cities in all 50 US states. (Camera: ETIENNE LAURENT). SHOT LIST: BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS PARTY IN FRONT OF THE LOS ANGELES CITY HALL IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, US.
Los Angeles, Jun 6 (EFE/EPA).- Protests sparked by the alleged police killing of African-American man George Floyd appeared to have turned into a nationwide movement on Saturday as cities and towns across the United States saw an unprecedented outpouring of demonstrators demanding an end to racism.Thousands of supporters of the “Black Lives Matter” movement, denouncing the alleged systemic racism in the US law enforcement, filled the streets of the big US cities of New York, Seattle, Washington, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, and other smaller towns of Vidor in Texas, Havre in Montana, and Marion in Ohio.In Los Angeles, thousands took to the streets, including the one in Highland Park, calling for justice on the 12th consecutive day of a mobilization against police violence that has now extended to 650 cities in all 50 US states. (Camera: EUGENE GARCIA). SHOT LIST: CLASHED BETWEEN TRUMP SUPPORTERS AND BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS AND BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTS IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, US.
Oakland, Jun 3 (EFE/EPA).-Hundreds of protesters in Oakland on Wednesday remained demonstrating past the 8 p.m. curfew. Earlier in the day, Golden State Warriors NBA stars Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson joined a march with other teammates such as Kevon Looney and Damion Lee in Oakland city in the San Francisco Bay area."No matter the color of your skin, how much money you got, your education, it don't matter. We're all human beings," said fellow Warriors player Juan Toscano-Anderson at the beginning of the march.Oakland has been the scene of the largest marches in the area during the past few days and is also where there have been more altercations with the police, however Wednesday’s protest was carried out peacefully. (Camera: JOHN MABLANGLO).SHOT LIST: EVENING PROTEST IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, US.
Washington DC, Jun 2 (EFE/EPA).- Thousands of people protesting police violence against African Americans remained on the streets of the US capital Tuesday minutes ahead of the 7.00 pm curfew announced by the municipal government.The crowds appeared to be significantly larger than on Monday, when federal law enforcement personnel resorted to tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades to clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square, next to the White House, so President Donald Trump could walk to a nearby church to be photographed holding the Bible.The demonstrators who came out Tuesday marched toward the White House, but found Lafayette Park surrounded by a fence 2.5m (8ft) high. (Camera: CARLOS VILAS). SHOT LIST: PROTESTERS GATHER NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, DC, US, TO DENOUNCE POLICE VIOLENCE AGAINST AFRICAN AMERICANS.
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