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Thousands gathered at Ala Moana Beach Park before the start of Saturday's peaceful march against racial injustice. The route led to the state Capitol.
Thousands gathered at Ala Moana Beach Park before the start of Saturday's peaceful march against racial injustice. The route led to the state Capitol.
Thousands gathered at Ala Moana Beach Park before the start of Saturday's peaceful march to the state Capitol.
Black Lives Matter marchers cross Ala Moana Boulevard to start their march to the state Capitol.
Black Lives Matter marchers walk along Piikoi Street.
Black Lives Matter marchers walk along Beretania Street just before the state Capitol.
Saturday's march from Ala Moana to the state Capitol drew thousands.
The crowd listens to a Hawaiian chant led by Kumu Brad Lum.
Breyahna King speaks to the crowd at the state Capitol.
University of Hawaii professor Kenneth Lawson leads a chant at the state Capitol.
Ashley Dee, left, and Bella Fatale hug after Dee spoke to the crowd before Saturday's march.
The crowd gathers at Ala Moana Beach Park just before the start of Saturday's march.
A massive amount of people start to cross Ala Moana Boulevard from the starting area at Ala Moana Beach Park on Saturday.
Police stopped traffic on Ala Moana Boulevard to allow marchers to pass.
Marchers made their way up Piikoi Street after leaving Ala Moana Beach Park.
An occupant of a car showed his support on the side of the road on Piikoi Street.
Marchers walked past the BMW automotive shop on Kapiolani Boulevard en route to the state Capitol.
Jeremy McClamp paused next to a police officer for a photo on Saturday.
Marchers chanted on Beretania Street as they neared the Capitol.
Marchers chanted on Beretania Street as they neared the Capitol.
Saturday's rally drew thousands to the state Capitol.
The crowd chants at the state Capitol.
Participants posed for a group picture at the state Capitol after the rally.
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