Rally Against Violence and Hate
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Cheyann Valentine, of Otho, who wore an inflatable dinosaur costume for the occasion, holds her “Love Wins” signs at the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon in the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Dennis Quinn had his own message of peace which actually did get him several hugs.
Cheyann Valentine, of Otho, who wore an inflatable dinosaur costume for the occasion, holds her “Love Wins” signs at the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon in the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Dennis Quinn had his own message of peace which actually did get him several hugs.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Framed by a sign held by Breck Johnson, at left, Jordana Price, center, and Shelby Milligan, both of Fort Dodge hold their “No Bullying” sign during the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon at the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. The two are the founders of Moms Supporting Other Moms group.
Framed by a sign held by Breck Johnson, at left, Jordana Price, center, and Shelby Milligan, both of Fort Dodge hold their “No Bullying” sign during the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon at the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. The two are the founders of Moms Supporting Other Moms group.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Cheyann Valentine, of Otho, who wore an inflatable dinosaur costume for the occasion, holds her “Love Wins” signs at the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon in the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Dennis Quinn had his own message of peace which actually did get him several hugs.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Framed by a sign held by Breck Johnson, at left, Jordana Price, center, and Shelby Milligan, both of Fort Dodge hold their “No Bullying” sign during the Youth Empowerment Association “Rally Against Violence and Hate” Saturday afternoon at the northeast corner of the Crossroads Mall parking lot. The two are the founders of Moms Supporting Other Moms group.
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