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Friday’s protest brought out creative ways to make points. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Kentucky State Police were brought in for the second day of protesting, here lined up outside of the YUM! Center on Friday night. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Protesters gathered downtown for a second day of protesting on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
A young girl high fives a protester on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Police officers viewed the protest from the top of the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections building. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
An armed protester rode in front of the crowds to halt traffic as they marched through downtown Louisville. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Protesters gathered at the entrance to the Louisville Metro Police Headquarters on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
protests in downtown Louisville
Protesters raised their fists in solidarity during the second day of protests on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
An armed protester. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Protesters raised their fists in solidarity during the second day of protests on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Protesters sat down to signal to police that they were peacefully protesting. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
A line of protesters shielded others on Friday in case of confrontation with police. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
The second day of protesting Friday brought an estimated 1,000 people ostensibly to promote racial justice. Others had different agendas. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
A protester spray painted the street outside the Hall of Justice on Friday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Water and gallons of milk were gathered for protesters to use to neutralize the effects of tear gas. KATHRYN HARRINGTON

This article appears in June 4, 2020.

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