Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Photos: Solidarity Action for Ferguson
More than 200 people attended Solidarity Action for Ferguson march and rally last night in response to Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson not being indicted for the shooting and killing of unarmed teenager Michael Brown. After a "die-in" in front of Spokane City Hall, symbolizing Brown's body being left in the street for hours after his death, marchers walked from City Hall to the STA Plaza and back chanting "no justice, no peace" and "hands up, don't shoot," among others.
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Local NAACP chapter President and Inlander commentary contributor Rachel Dolezal, left, draws a chalk outline around her 20-year-old son Isaiah Dolezal as part of a "die-in" in front of City Hall.
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Twenty-year-old Isaiah Dolezal, right, carries a Pan-African flag as his 13-year-old brother Franklin Moore walks along his side down W. Spokane Falls Blvd.
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Kellie Crawford, center, and others walk down W. 1st Ave., chanting "hands up, don't shoot."
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Phillip Baker, center, marches with his hands up while chanting "hands up, don't shoot" on W. Sprague Ave. in front of the STA Plaza.
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Phillip Baker, left, chanting into a megaphone and Lanae Dedmond, center, walk down N. Wall St.
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Jacob Johns, center, carries his 2-year-old daughter Lily while walking down W. Main Ave.
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Eight-year-old Jonathan, center, and his 11 year old brother Gabriel, right, hold candles in front of city hall.
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Young Kwak
Young Kwak is a staff photographer at the Inlander. Moving to Spokane in 2007 from Los Angeles, Young started contributing as a photographer for the Inlander in 2008.
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