Colby College student Marnay Avant, left, gave an impassioned speech against racial intolerance Sunday following a March for Racial Justice event that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall.
Holding her sign, Emily Leimbach took part in chants during a rally Sunday at Waterville City Hall, where speakers addressed anti-minority practices following a march from Colby College.
Anne Marie Wolf, left, of Farmington, and Hailey Dutkin hold signs during a rally Sunday at Waterville City Hall, where speakers addressed anti-minority practices following a march from Colby College.
Led by Elizabeth Paulino, left, Katherine Hunt and Maggie Burger, an estimated 300 people took part in the March for Racial Justice event Sunday that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall where speakers addressed anti-minority practices.
Rabbi Rachel Isaac, left, spoke during a rally Sunday following the March for Racial Justice event that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall, where speakers addressed anti-minority practices.
Marena Blanchard of the Maine ACLU addressed the crowd Sunday at Waterville City Hall, where speakers addressed anti-minority practices.
Juliet Shagoury, left, and Deb Large took part in the March for Racial Justice event Sunday that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall.
Colby College student Jesse Dewey holds her sign prior to the March for Racial Justice event Sunday that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall.
Three-year-old Alexander Frappier took part in the March for Racial Justice event Sunday that started at Colby College and ended at Waterville City Hall where speakers addressed anti-minority practices.
Sonja Thomas holds a sign among the hundreds who attended a rally Sunday at Waterville City Hall.
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