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Photos for June 4, 2020

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Richard Waller Jr. stands outside his family’s business on Broad street that was vandalized Friday and saturday night. Published on June 4, 2020	Published on June 4, 2020	Published on June 4, 2020
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Bishop Budde Published on June 4, 2020	President Trump holds a Bible on Monday outside St. John’s Church across Lafayette Park from the White House. Part of the church was set on … Published on June 4, 2020	Emmanuel Antwi Published on June 4, 2020
Published on June 4, 2020	Caylen Newton Published on June 4, 2020	Charles Johnson Published on June 4, 2020
Roy Campanella Published on June 4, 2020	Moses Fleetwood Walker Published on June 4, 2020	Elston Howard Published on June 4, 2020
Published on June 4, 2020	Two time Olympic gold medalist Angela Hucles Mangano Published on June 4, 2020	Oprah Winfrey is shown in a screen shot from her recent virtual 2020 commencement address to college graduates. Published on June 4, 2020
Published on June 4, 2020	Former President Obama Published on June 4, 2020	Raymond H. Boone Feb. 2, 1938 – June 3, 2014 Published on June 4, 2020
Tear gas clouds the air around the Monument Avenue statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee on Monday evening when Richmond Police scattered hundreds of … Published on June 4, 2020	Mayor Stoney gives a fist-bump to a protester in the crowd Tuesday evening after walking with the throng from the state Capitol to the Lee … Published on June 4, 2020	Nasiah Morris, 4, carries a sign with a powerful message during sunday’s peaceful grassroots march from Brown’s Island to the 17th street Market in shockoe … Published on June 4, 2020
Police Chief Will smith takes a knee at a joint press conference with Mayor Levar M. stoney on Tuesday outside City Hall where they apologized … Published on June 4, 2020	Tangelic Ellis holds her sign high as she stands in Monroe Park at the first protest in Richmond over the death of George Floyd. The … Published on June 4, 2020	The flood of protesters, most masked against the coronavirus, turned off Broad Street and flow onto 2nd Street on their way to the State Capitol … Published on June 4, 2020
Daylight reveals the spray-painted pedestal of the Robert E. Lee statue at Monument and Allen avenues. Published on June 4, 2020	The statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis sports a noose, the remnant of a rope someone unsuccessfully sought to use to pull down the statue. Published on June 4, 2020	The burned out hulk of a GRTC Pulse bus was still at Belvidere and Broad streets as the sun rose — one of the most … Published on June 4, 2020
Paul Trible, owner of menswear and shirtmaker Ledbury, looks out of the glassless window of his storefront at 315 W. Broad St., one of the … Published on June 4, 2020	Kenyan Smith speaks passionately about the issues at a protest that brought people to Shockoe Bottom, as one of the organizers, Quiara Holmes, assists with … Published on June 4, 2020	People march peacefully, but with passion, through the city to get to the event. Published on June 4, 2020
Protesters participating in a peaceful demonstration react to being hit by Richmond Police with tear gas and pepper spray on Monument Avenue at the Robert … Published on June 4, 2020	Protesters participating in a peaceful demonstration react to being hit by Richmond Police with tear gas and pepper spray on Monument Avenue at the Robert … Published on June 4, 2020	An angry and frustrated crowd of about 1,500 people call for the resignation of Mayor Levar M. Stoney and Police Chief Will Smith on Tuesday … Published on June 4, 2020
in the midst of the crowd gathered Tuesday at the Lee statue, Kyle Rudd paints a picture honoring George Floyd of Minneapolis and Breonna Taylor … Published on June 4, 2020	It took months of preparation but only 16 seconds for the former headquarters of Dominion Energy at One James River Plaza in Down- town to … Published on June 4, 2020	Nine nearly simultaneous explosions were triggered to bring the 42-year-old building down, leaving the debris for workers and heavy equipment to remove. The implosion was … Published on June 4, 2020
Colorful cardinal in the West End Published on June 4, 2020	Published on June 4, 2020