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In Den Bosch a few speakers, among others, the equal treatment of black people, and a ban on Zwarte Piet. One of the key note speakers was the well-known activist Jerry Afriyie of a Kick Out Zwarte Piet.
One of the franciscan friars, said when asked why he was in the action, it was: “I think it’s very important that we are aware of the fact that racism is out there. To deny it is the worst kind. At the moment we are aware of it, we can do something about it. It all starts at home.”
Demonstrators in operation in the Pettelaarse Ramp and anti-racism.
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Breda
Among the protesters in Breda, the netherlands, were a striking number of young people, and aboriginal people. They did it with the help of marked-up heads in a sufficient distance from each other. The demonstration was peaceful and the police kept at a distance. Mayor Paul Depla skipped the meeting to watch from his office in the city hall.
Demonstrators in operation in the Chasseveld in Breda, the netherlands.
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Also, in Leeuwarden, the netherlands will be Saturday evening, a demonstration will be held. The Sunday following the demonstrations in Almere, Alkmaar, the netherlands. The protests in our country began on the second day of pentecost, with a major demonstration at the Dam square in Amsterdam, the netherlands. This was followed by a large number of other cities and towns. The protests are a response to the death of the african-American George Floyd in the united states. He died at the age of an agent with him for a few minutes with a knee to the head with the ground, the hustle and bustle.
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