Activists march in support of voting rights in downtown Winston-Salem on Monday. Thousands were in attendance as a band sang traditional music, some of which were updated to fit the current situation while others recited poetry and called the crowd to action. After the initial speakers came to the stage, the mass in attendance marched past the local courthouse and returned to the stage to hear speeches from several community leaders, most notably Reverend Doctor William Barber.
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