by Marcus Harrison Green

They descended on Fifth Avenue in droves. With the swath of black and brown bodies shoulder-to-shoulder in solidarity, it was hard to imagine a time not so long ago when the wrong look from one of them, the wrong bandanna, or the wrong address was enough to incite an epidemic of violence that left south and central Seattle streets littered with bodies. On this day though, all past grievances were forgotten, all former allegiances dissolved in the antiseptic of a grand, brazen idea: unity. (Read the rest of the article at the Seattle Weekly)

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