On Saturday, approximately fifteen-hundred people protested police brutality and systemic racism in the streets of Boston. Protesters meet at the State House around noon.
Read MoreOne side of the crowd gathered, viewed from the State House steps.
March On Harvard
Friday night, hundreds of Harvard Students gathered at the Science Center Plaza to protest racism and police violence. The students marched from their separate schools to meet in the plaza at 5 PM where a stage and speakers were setup
Read MoreHigh School Student March
Despite the awful weather, around one hundred students took to the streets of downtown Boston to demonstrate their anger and frustration with law enforcement harassment and abuse.
Read MoreHarvard Can't Breathe Die-in
Dozens of people gathered at the Harvard Memorial Church Sunday wearing paper masks reading "I can't breathe" to staged a die-in. Harvard Divinity Professor Jonathan L. Walton spoke briefly to the assembled crowd. The Harvard Crimson has a good write up of the event.
Read More#EnoughIsEnough: Justice for Eric Garner Protest
Several thousand people took to the streets of Boston to protest the non-indictment of the police officer who choked Eric Garner to death in July. This protest was one of dozens taking place at the same time around the nation on December 4, the day after the Grand Jury results were announce in New York City.
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