SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — Coming off of the nation’s “Juneteenth” celebration, a few hundred marchers took to the streets and then the steps of City Hall on Saturday in a Unity Rally for Justice.
The event was organized by the Minorities Together Movement, formed over the past month by Hawken School freshman Ethan Khorana and Gilmour sophomore Madison Maynard, who planned the march and rally “in honor of people killed by police brutality.”
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