Quano
11:19 PM - 13 October, 2015
The group was led by police chief Ritchie, Jay Johnson, the leader of the "Official Black Lives Matter" group, and members of the victims' families.
So he's Malcom X now?This is from ABC News. Damn
" Before the march started, Johnson spoke, telling the crowd it was time for Black Lives Matter to end and a new group to be born -- All Lives Matter. He said, during the return march from the crest of the bridge, that he had been wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt but took it off and discarded it because that effort had grown to something larger.
As the lead group made their way through the thousands of people still making their way up the bridge, Johnson repeatedly told them that the city was making history.
Johnson was one of the organizers of the unity rally in Baltimore after the death of Freddie Gray in police custody. He said after Sunday night's even that Baltimore drew 17,000 people, but Charleston delivered 20,000 or more"
