GRAND RAPIDS, MI — As hundreds of people gathered in downtown Grand Rapids Wednesday to protest the death of George Floyd, those in attendance said their message was clear: police brutality must stop.
“We want to be treated just as any other race would be,” said Anthony Jacobs, a 21-year-old Grand Valley State University student who is black. “A badge shouldn’t put you above the law.”
Hundreds of people lined the curb along Fulton Street, between Grand Valley’s Pew Campus and…
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