DALLAS – Students, from elementary school to high school, led a rally in Dallas Saturday in response to police brutality.
The kids gathered in South Dallas to fight for changes inside their schools.
Some people may not believe an 8-year old really understands what racism feels like, but Sofia Bryant said her awareness has amplified in recent weeks.
“I haven’t felt that great because it’s not really good to be racist,” Bryant said.
She explained her reaction to the video of George…
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