By Syndicated Content
May 29, 2021 | 7:43 PM
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Support of the Black Lives Matter movement took to the streets of Terre Haute to spread awareness for change.
As they held signs and chanted different phrases like “Black Lives Matter” and “Breonna Taylor,” demonstrators marched from the Vigo County courthouse to the Terre Haute Police Station on Wabash Avenue.
Change of Terre haute founder Erick Beverely said police reform is just one of the many things he would like to see changed in the community.
“When it comes to police reform we want to see change in that,” said Beverely. “When it comes to our neighborhoods we want to see a change in that. When it comes to our education system, we want to see a change in our schooling. Any way possible we can make some type of change and get involved, we’re willing to do that.”