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Protesters march through Downtown Albuquerque to protest the Albuquerque Police Department's killing of Claude Trivino, five days ago. (Anthony Jackson for La Tonique)
adj100120a/metro/ September 31, 2020 Protesters hold signs supporting Black Lives Matter during an "Expose White Supremacy" protest near the intersection of Carlisle and Menaul, Wednesday evening. (Anthony Jackson/ Albuquerque Journal)
adj060120a/metro/ June 1, 2020 Albuquerque police officers in riot gear prepare to clear downtown Albuquerque of protestors after businesses were vandalized and fires were set. (Anthony Jackson/ Albuquerque Journal)
adj060120b/metro/ June 1, 2020 Albuquerque police officers in riot gear prepare to clear downtown Albuquerque of protestors after businesses were vandalized and fires were set. (Anthony Jackson/ Albuquerque Journal)
Community organizers with Fight For Our Lives - Albuquerque, the Brown Berets, the All-African People's Revolutionary Party and others, march through Downtown Albuquerque to protest the Albuquerque Police Department's killing of Claude Trivino, five days
adj082020a/metro/ August 20, 2020 Black Lives Matter counterprotesters stand against Albuquerque police in crowd control gear in Civic Plaza. The July 19 protest was called "We can't breathe." Originally an anti-mask protest challenging the state's publi
adj10120b/metro/ September 31, 2020 Portrait of a protester at an "Expose White Supremacy" protest near the intersection of Carlisle and Menaul, Wednesday evening. (Anthony Jackson/ Albuquerque Journal)
adj100120c/metro/ September 31, 2020 Frankie Grady waves a Black Lives Matter flag and raises his fist during an "Expose White Supremacy" protest near the intersection of Carlisle and Menaul, Wednesday evening. (Anthony Jackson/ Albuquerque Journal)
adj040620c/metro/ April 24, 2020 Protestors gather near Civic Plaza in downtown Albuquerque to demand government officials to re-open businesses deemed nonessential. As demonstrators held signs, outside City Hall, protestors honked, waved banners and Amer
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