Roe v. Wade overturning sparks marches, protests across Michigan
From downtown Detroit to Lansing and Grand Rapids, women on both sides of the debate made their voices heard
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From downtown Detroit to Lansing and Grand Rapids, women on both sides of the debate made their voices heard
In Lansing, Livonia, Detroit, supporters and opponents spoke out on the historic decision Friday.
Lester Graham / Michigan Radio Members of the Michigan-based protest movements that formed in the wake of George Floyd’s killing say Derek Chauvin’s murder conviction is a vindication of their cause. Leaders from the protest movement called Detroit Will Breathe gathered with supporters in the snow in front of Detroit Police Headquarters just after the Chauvin verdict on Tuesday evening. They said the verdict shows the power of their movement, but it’s hardly the end point. “Today is certainly a victory for the movement and defense of Black and brown lives. Unfortunately, it falls...