one of the other largest protests today was in los angeles, in that city's financial district. protesters marched to the 4th street bridge in l.a. it spans the los angeles river. it was built 80 years ago, that bridge was. two dozen protesters in los angeles were arrested. even as the context feels different and the relationship between people protesting in the streets and police in the streets feels different over time and it has a much different history for this protest movement than it did a couple of months ago, what still stands in the middle of this conversation are these bridges, including that charlestown bridge where protesters marched to but not on last month. protesters were back today at least near the charlestown bridge. according to organizers, "they planned it this way. protesters will only march to the base of this bridge because it is so structurally unsound. rivets on it haven't been used since the 1930s." that's what happened in the country today, in the streets today, in the cities today. in washington, d.c. today what
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