As the 11 a.m. bell rang from the Putnam county courthouse, Greencastle residents gathered on the lawn, as they have all summer, holding signs reading “Black lives matter,” and “End racism.”
First there were four. Then throughout the next hour, about 20 mostly older, white protesters showed up holding signs and chanting.
While protests have been seen across the nation, often focusing on violent confrontations in large cities, Greencastle community members have found their own steady voice.
