Bridgette Craighead led dozens who gathered in front of the Franklin County Courthouse in Rocky Mount in a Black Lives Matter demonstration. While the protest wasn’t affiliated with the Black Lives Matter organization, it carried the same message.
Photo by JOE BARATY
Photo by JOE BARATY
A young boy holds up his sign during the June 3 protest.
Photo by JOE BARATY
Photo by JOE BARATY
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Jeff Holland read a heartfelt message to the crowd gathered on the courthouse lawn Wednesday.
Photo by JOE BARATY
Photo by JOE BARATY
At various points during the June 3 demonstration, protesters mimicked George Floyd’s arrest by lying on the ground while others took a knee.
Photo by JOE BARATY
Photo by JOE BARATY
After a peaceful demonstration moved to the Rocky Mount Farmers’ Market on June 3, a Rocky Mount police officer chatted with children as one examined his uniform.
Photo by JOE BARATY
Franklin County Sheriff Bill Overton addresses protesters gathered at the courthouse on June 3.
Photo by STEVEN MARSH
Photo by STEVEN MARSH
A protester stands in front of Rocky Mount Farmers’ Market on Wednesday after a demonstration moved from the courthouse lawn to Citizens’ Square.
Photo by STEVEN MARSH
Photo by STEVEN MARSH
Protesters marched to the Rocky Mount Farmers’ Market on June 3 after rallying on the courthouse lawn for about an hour.
Photo by STEVEN MARSH
Photo by JOE BARATY
Bridgette Craighead leads protesters during a June 3 rally on the courthouse lawn.
Bridgette Craighead led dozens who gathered in front of the Franklin County Courthouse in Rocky Mount in a Black Lives Matter demonstration. While the protest wasn’t affiliated with the Black Lives Matter organization, it carried the same message.
After a peaceful demonstration moved to the Rocky Mount Farmers’ Market on June 3, a Rocky Mount police officer chatted with children as one examined his uniform.