Members of the 63rd Lightfoot Militia militia hang back in the parking lot watching the #Spokane #GeorgeFloyd protest. Tells me they're there to make sure that what happened last week doesn't happen this week. 
#Spokane protest speaker Renee White seeks support for the cause from a member of the Washington State Patrol. He says he supports the 1st Amendment and they're there to keep everyone safe -- but doesn't go as far as to endorse the cause.
The protest in front of the Courthouse:
Across the Monroe Street Bridge:
The militia guys, of course, aren't the openly carrying folks at the protest
This woman's SAY THEIR NAMES sign begins with the name of Otto Zehm, the police brutality victim whose death sparked outrage, reform and sent a Spokane cop to prison.
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I zoomed in to see what this woman was holding.
Voter registration forms.
Voter registration forms.
A few closeups:
Spokane Police officers ride their bicycles across the street as a young black child watches in the background
Law enforcement:
Sept. 13, 2019 -- Erin Johnston and Timothy Lacey start on a mural downtown that they say will capture a "perspective of future."
June 7, 2020: the mural has been altered with "Black Lives Matter" stencils.
June 7, 2020: the mural has been altered with "Black Lives Matter" stencils.
A few signs to test you on your French and Latin:
Protesters carrying traffic cones. In Hong Kong protesters used traffic cones to neutralize tear gas canisters.
Scooters find a way:
Downtown #Spokane protesters.
Some more:
