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Millions March protestors chant for justice in New York

Amina Abdul-Kareem, Features Editor|December 16, 2014

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A young girl’s mother encourages her to participate in the march by chanting “I can’t breathe.”

Thousands of people gathered in New York City this Saturday, December 13th and marched from Washington Square to the New York Police Department to protest against police brutality.

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