My friend and I decided to organize a local protest this past Sunday after the events in Minneapolis last week. The murder of Renee Nicole Good has been upsetting to many people, and I hoped we would get a decent turnout even though it was planned literally the day before. There was also a protest in Toms River that would likely be well attended, but I wanted to do something here that could potentially turn into a regular thing.
Unfortunately, the opposition (is that what we need to call them?) decided to visit us.
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