After a tumultuous week following the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, hundreds attended a service in Blake’s hometown of Evanston Sunday to kindle healing and hope.
As protest marches continue in Kenosha, some residents there are taking to streets for another reason -- trying to build bridges of hope and healing on boarded windows.
In the wake of the police shooting of Jacob Blake, the Milwaukee Bucks staged a protest by not playing a scheduled playoff game and kickstarted a movement in the sports world. Cheddar takes a deeper..
Hundreds in Washington D.C. protest shooting of Jacob Blake
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