Ann Arbor residents protested police brutality in the Diag Saturday afternoon.
Annie Klusendorf
Managing Photo Editor
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Thousands of protestors gathered at the Detroit Public Safety Headquarters and marched through the city to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd Friday evening.
Even under normal circumstances, there’s so little overlap between the countless communities and organizations that exist at the University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor in a pandemic looks almost like a normal summer. There’s too much construction, kids playing frisbee on the Diag and squirrels looking for a snack.
Since I’m a little too close with my friends from high school, and since most of my new friends are also from Ann Arbor, I decided to take advantage of my failure to branch out in college and make a photo essay honoring our favorite teachers from across Ann Arbor Public Schools.
Hundreds gathered outside the Michigan Capitol Thursday morning to protest Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s COVID-19 policies. Some of the demonstrators outside the Capitol openly carried firearms, raised confederate flags and held signs demanding "freedom."
I’ve never been to an empty boardwalk and now I can understand why. It’s haunting. Empty rides. Closed arcades. The ferris wheel didn’t have chairs attached to it (I didn’t know they could come off in the first place ... which is not the most assuring thought).
