Protesters across Minsk, after participating in early rallies in the day, organized at least a dozen demonstrations and marches across the city against Lukashenko, numbering from a dozen people all the way to the thousands. The larger were organized by protest groups, while the smaller ones were by friend groups.
Around 100 protesters in Durham marched to demand justice for Daunte Wright, stopping traffic in front of the Durham County Jail before spray-painting several walls in the area, also burning an American flag at the scene before dispersing with no arrests made.
Student protesters in Santiago at the University of Chile metro dropped a banner calling for the end of for-profit education as well as standardized testing, well-known to keep down students with less wealth. Students in Revolt Chile stated that such actions would continue, unless actions were taken to mend the broken education of the country.
Hundreds of protesters in Portland took to the streets on the anniversary of the George Floyd murder, gathering at the Justice Center in the city’s downtown. After police moved in and declared the demonstration unlawful, the crowd set fire to a dumpster and began to move around the city, breaking windows and writing graffiti.
Protesters in Cleveland, Ohio, took to the streets on the 29th to protest the presidential debate that would be held later that day, and the handling that both presidential candidates have slipped on for months upon months since June.
