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Grand Rapids Participates in National Day of Protest Against Police Brutality – 1996
This article is from a November/December, 1996, issue of the Independent Grand Rapids newspaper, The FUNdamentalist. With banners that read, “Chief Hegarty, when will the brutality end?” and “fists and guns don’t protect and serve,” over 200 people marched on … Continue reading
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