Stand with Us protests sweep US against police killings
Thousands marched from Washington to New York and Boston to push for action after the deaths of unarmed Black men. Crowds chanted I cannot breathe and Black lives matter as they gathered near Capitol and city streets, with some arrests in Boston and no arrests in D C.
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Presidential contenders silent on police shootings and race
Since grand juries in Missouri and New York did not indict white officers in the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, 2016 hopefuls have offered few in depth views. Hillary Clinton urged a full accounting, while Christie and Rand Paul offered measured comments.
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