East End Against Hate’s Sag Harbor Protest And March Supported By Hundreds

There was another strong turnout for a protest and march against police brutality and racism in Sag Harbor that was organized by the recently formed East End Against Hate, a student-led anti-racism group. Protestors gathered at Steinbeck Park, and then marched throughout the village. In the middle of Main Street, protestors lied down for eight minutes and 46 seconds shouting, “I can’t breathe” and “George Floyd.”