A young african american women was giving a lecture to the officers who were standing alined barricading the citizens from crossing their line. The women repeatedly kept projecting the question "Who are you helping !!?" to the officers.

Baltimore city schools CEO Gregory Thornton welcomed students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Baltimore city schools CEO Gregory Thornton welcomed students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Baltimore city schools CEO Gregory Thornton welcomed students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Baltimore city schools CEO Gregory Thornton welcomed students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Baltimore city schools CEO Gregory Thornton welcomed students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Students back to Frederick Douglass High School, two days after some students engaged in an exchange with city police.

Young boys on bicycles with demonstrators marching and holding signs in the background.

A man on a skateboard holding a sign protesting the curfew during the Baltimore Uprising.