Outrage over police violence against African Americans spurred more activism on Long Island Sunday, with protesters marching peacefully across Freeport and Roosevelt to demand law enforcement reforms and justice for those killed by police.
With demonstrations nationwide nearing their fifth week, speakers at the local march urged protesters to be persistent in calling for reforms and to gird for a potentially…
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