Alabama Man Makes Thousand Mile March To Minneapolis For George Floyd's Memory

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Alabama Man Makes Thousand Mile March To Minneapolis For George Floyd's Memory

Alabama Man Makes Thousand Mile March To Minneapolis For George Floyd's Memory

Over a month ago, Terry Willis left Huntsville, Alabama and set out on a quest for change, justice, and equality. After watching the death of George Floyd on video, Willis decided to walk all the way to Minneapolis to pay tribute to Floyd's memory and try to bring people together.

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