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Miami, FL – June 6, 2020 – Thousands gathered in Downtown Miami on Saturday afternoon for a Black Lives Matter protest. Beginning at the Torch of Friendship off Biscayne Boulevard, protesters peacefully made their way through Midtown, Wynwood, ending near Bayside Park. As they attempted to make their way onto 1-95, police blocked their entrance. Demonstrators continued to urge for justice in the murder of George Floyd and advocated for police reform.
