Hundreds of people have gathered outside the Michigan Capitol for a "We Are Done Dying" rally to protest police brutality of blacks. Speakers called on the crowd Wednesday to change the culture of racism and violence. Members of the youth division of the Michigan Chapter of the NAACP organized the event, which promoted peace, unity and change. Michigan State Police Lt. Darren Green says about 600 people came to the protest. There were no arrests. The death of George Floyd on May 25 in Minneapolis sparked international protests and has drawn new attention to the treatment of African Americans in the U.S. by police and the criminal justice system.
