Women's March in Bridgeport rallies for end of police brutality
About 100 people turned out in Bridgeport Saturday for a solidarity event in memory of George Floyd.
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Jun 21, 2020, 2:37 PM
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1,719ds agoAbout 100 people turned out in Bridgeport Saturday for a solidarity event in memory of George Floyd.
The Women's March helped sponsor the rally, which started on Connecticut Avenue and ended at McLevy Green.
Organizers say they were inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.
Southwest Health helped to keep marchers safe with face masks and other personal protective equipment.
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