Largely white audience in Salem gets the message: Act on racism
Demonstrators march through downtown Salem on Saturday, June 13, as part of the End White Silence rally. Several hundred people listened to speeches, marched to Salem City Hall, and kneeled in silence for George Floyd. (Kate McMahon/Salem Reporter)
Several hundred people – most of them white – stood for more than three hours in intermittent downpours at the Capitol Saturday to listen to black speakers at the “End White Silence.”
The rally, the latest response…
