Hayley Caronia

And so I got there Wednesday night when after the shooting.

So I missed that initial protest where people were streaming the streets.

And I got to the we call it the visual scene where her where the place she was shot was surrounded with candles night of.

And it was just truly the protest that wouldn't end.

And it was like day after day.

And you think about Minneapolis and how cold it was.

I was freezing.

And so it's just like I knew they were freezing.

It was sleeting and they were coming out rain or shine and just continuing to protest this for months.

And one thing I did start to notice, though, was they do do this in shifts.

And I kept hearing this.

The first morning that I was there, a woman said, hey guys, we're moving out to the neighborhoods.

We hit our goal time.

And as you think about that statement, it's like, what do you mean goal time?

And then another time I heard someone say, oh, I did my shift.

And so my guess, yes.

And so I would love to hear what you think about that.

Because my takeaway is they're doing this for visibility.

And I think they know this is going to attract a ton of attention.

And so they want to make it look big, exciting, and that there's a lot of movement behind this.