This Movement Moves Together

 Shelby Township police officers arrest a protester for taking the street with Detroit Will Breathe after the march was declared an unlawful assembly on Saturday, October 24, 2020, at the 8000 block of 23 Mile road, in Shelby Township, Michigan. The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project approximates that police interaction with demonstrations was limited to 5% in Michigan, but in 65% of those interaction the ACLED estimated police used tear gas, rubber bullets, pepper spray, or beat demonstrators with batons.

 A family comes out on to their porch while a march lead by Detroit Will Breathe passes their home on October 3, 2020, in Warren, Michigan. The march was held to show solidarity with the Hall family, a Warren family whose home was fired into and had their cars vandalized for having a Black Lives Matter sign in their window.

A woman fakes a punch at a large headed Donald Trump costume during a protest organized by a coalition of 13 Detroit organizations on November, 7, 2020, in Detroit, Michigan. The morning of this protest many news outlets began calling the 2020 election campaign for then candidate Joe Biden.

Volunteer traffic blockers, with Detroit Will Breathe, block an on coming car as the march comes down Walnut Drive in Shelby Township, Michigan, Saturday, October 24, 2020. Ari Weil from the University of Chicago’s research on car ramming attacks on Black Lives Matter protesters since George Floyds killing in may, tracked 104 incidents of car rammings of protesters across the country between May 27, 2020 and September 5, 2020.

 Shelby Township police officers arrest a protester for taking the street with Detroit Will Breathe after the march was declared an unlawful assembly on Saturday, October 24, 2020, at the 50000 block of Van Dyke Ave, Shelby Township, Michigan. The protester above was arrested more than 30 minutes after the initial arrests for taking the street and was arrested by police after the protest had moved to the sidewalk. The protest was held in part for the removal of Shelby Townships Police Chief, Robert J. Shelide, who was suspended in June for 30 days without pay for a series of tweets glorifying police violence on protesters.

On lookers watch from second story windows as protesters in a Detroit Will Breathe march carry a mock coffin with “Police State” written on it on Saturday, Oct 31, 2020, in downtown Detroit, Michigan.

Detroit Will Breathe organizer, Jordan Weber, leads protesters during a protest organized by a coalition of 13 Detroit organizations on November, 7, 2020, in Detroit, Michigan. The morning of this protest many news outlets began calling the 2020 election campaign for then candidate Joe Biden.

A protester with Detroit Will Breathe counter protest a “Stop The Steal” protest outside of the TCF Center on November, 6, 2020, in Detroit, Michigan.

A man dances on the hood of his own car as a coalition of 13 Detroit organizations march past his car on November, 7, 2020, in Detroit, Michigan. The morning of this march many news outlets began calling the 2020 election campaign for then candidate Joe Biden.

A protester with Detroit Will Breathe holds up their fist while participating in jail support outside of the Shelby Township Police Department on Saturday, October 24, 2020, in Shelby Township, Michigan. Detroit Will Breathe protesters where conducting jail support to show solidarity with their fellow protesters who were arrested earlier in the day for taking the street during a march calling for the resignation or removal of the Shelby Township Police Departments police chief Robert J. Shelide.