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(Sara Nevis/snevis.express@gmail.com)Samuel Lewis, Juice organizer and Sierra College applied art and design for film major, calls out chants as they march down Capitol Mall during the George Floyd: Rally to Remember organized by Racial Harmony Project that started at Cesar Chavez Park and marched to the California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 25, 2020. There were around 150 people in attendance for the rally. (Sara Nevis/snevis.express@gmail.com)Kiara, right, holds her 8-year-old sister’s hand, Kiera, while walking to the Capitol during the George Floyd: Rally to Remember organized by Racial Harmony Project that started at Cesar Chavez Park and marched to the California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 25, 2020. There were around 150 people in attendance for the rally. (Sara Nevis/snevis.express@gmail.com)Dann Mead, co-founder of Racial Harmony Project, speaks to the group gathered about voting at the Capitol during the George Floyd: Rally to Remember organized by Racial Harmony Project that started at Cesar Chavez Park and marched to the California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 25, 2020. There were around 150 people in attendance for the rally. (Sara Nevis/snevis.express@gmail.com)Sam, left, holds Laura’s hand while they kneels for eight minutes and 46 seconds during the George Floyd: Rally to Remember organized by Racial Harmony Project that started at Cesar Chavez Park and marched to the California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 25, 2020. There were around 150 people in attendance for the rally. 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