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Black Lives Matter Protesters Shut Down Westbound Bay Bridge

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 (Brooke Anderson/KQED)

On Monday, protesters from an offshoot of Black Lives Matter shut down traffic for about 30 minutes on the westbound Bay Bridge. Twenty-five people were arrested after they chained themselves to vehicles that blockaded the bridge. The action was organized by Black.Seed, which describes itself as a “Black, queer liberation collective.” In a statement, the group said it shut down the bridge in solidarity with Martin Luther King Jr. and to take a stand against racism.

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Dan Brekke, blogger and online editor, KQED

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