Thousands march in Poughkeepsie in "We Can't Breathe" protest
The Dutchess and Ulster county executives, along with the mayor of Poughkeepsie and religious leaders took part in the event.
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Jun 3, 2020, 10:36 AM
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The "We Can't Breathe" protest kicked off at Harriet Tubman Park.
The Dutchess and Ulster county executives, along with the mayor of Poughkeepsie and religious leaders, took part in the event.
The Dutchess and Ulster county executives, along with the mayor of Poughkeepsie and religious leaders, took part in the event.
The organizers called for a peaceful protest. About 100 people could be seen marching across the Mid-Hudson Bridge.
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