Thousands of marchers gathered in Milwaukee 10 days after George Floyd's death to ask for racial justice, police reform

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement makes a stop at South 1st Street and East National Avenue on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starts at Henry Maier Festival Park on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starts at Henry Maier Festival Park on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starts at Henry Maier Festival Park on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starts at Henry Maier Festival Park on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starts at Henry Maier Festival Park on Sunday. Pride events have been canceled for June, but the LGBTQ community members and allies marched in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Anna Sellers, also known as "Lady London," lets her voice be heard when the more than 1,000 protesters stopped at 1st Street and National Avenue while participating in the March with PRIDE event.

Marchers make their way through the Historic Third Ward while participating in the March with Pride for the Black Lives Matter movement that originated at Maier Festival Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Collin Denson, foreground, raises his fist with others Sunday as they knelt in remembrance of black lives lost at the hands of police officers.

Protesters are seen at the corner of South 1st Street and East National Avenue for the March with Pride event.

A crowd of over 1,000 resume marching after stopping at South 1st Street and East National Avenue during the March with Pride event.

A crowd of about 1,000 stopped at S. 1st street and National Drive while participating in the march.

Jay Johnson drums while marching with others on S. 1st street while participating in the march.

Cassandra Moore, left and Jameelah Letherwood, right, gather with other marchers to listen to inspirational speakers before the start of the march.

Montell Infiniti Ross, left, listens as Elle Halo, who runs a support group for trans women called SHEBA, Sisters Helping Each Other Battle Adversity, addresses marchers before the start of the march.

Montell Infiniti Ross addresses marchers before the start of the march.

Sia von Weiss, 20 from La Crosse makes a sign before the start of the march.

A sign is seen in the crowd of those gathering for start of the march.

Megan Lach from Waukesha and her daughter Emerson, 3, gather with others at the start of the march.

Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown, left, shouts into a bullhorn while marching with fellow Bucks player Donte DiVincenzo on East Mason Street in Milwaukee on Sunday. The Bucks organization, including players, coaches, ownership, management and staff, held a public protest march in support of social justice, which started on the plaza in front of Fiserv Forum. For the 10th day in a row in Milwaukee, calls for change echoed in the streets following the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.

Jwayne Gordon, 17, a Nicolet High School graduate, wears his graduation cap as he waits with his mother, Tracy Grinston, before marching with the Bucks organization in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Two girls hold a sign before the Bucks organization march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Hundreds of people march down East Juneau Avenue with the Milwaukee Bucks organization in Milwaukee on Sunday. The Bucks organization, including players, coaches, ownership, management and staff, held a public protest march in support of social justice, which started on the plaza in front of Fiserv Forum. For the 10th day in a row in Milwaukee, calls for change echoed in the streets following the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.

Milwaukee Bucks players Robin Lopez and Sterling Brown walk with protesters on North Prospect Avenue in Milwaukee on Sunday.

John Aguirre of Milwaukee holds a sign as he marches along with the Milwaukee Bucks organization in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Four-year-old Christian Weight wears a mask while on the shoulders of his mother, Cosha Wright, as the Bucks march concluded at Veterans Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.

The Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo is seen at the conclusion of the march at Veterans Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Milwaukee Bucks owner Marc Lasry, left, and his son, Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry, hug near Veterans Park after the Bucks organization held a march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Datie Pierce, 86, of Milwaukee holds signs before the Bucks organization march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown, second from right, walks down East Juneau Avenue with Milwaukee Bucks owner Marc Lasry, second from left, and Bucks player Robin Lopez, left, during the Bucks organization march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Milwaukee Bucks owner Marc Lasry, center, and his son, Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry, march down East Juneau Avenue in Milwaukee on Sunday. The Bucks organization, including players, coaches, ownership, management and staff, held a public protest march in support of social justice.

Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown, center, walks down East Juneau Avenue with Milwaukee Bucks player Robin Lopez, left, during the Bucks organization march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown, center, takes a selfie as he walks down North Astor Street with Milwaukee Bucks player Robin Lopez, left, during the Bucks organization march in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Activist Frank Nitty, left, stands with Milwaukee Bucks players including Sterling Brown, right of Nitty, as the march concluded at Veterans Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales is seen at the conclusion of the Milwaukee Bucks march at Veterans Park in Milwaukee on June 7, 2020.

The Milwaukee Bucks' Sterling Brown takes a photo after the Bucks organization held a march to Veterans Park in Milwaukee on Sunday. The Bucks organization, including players, coaches, ownership, management and staff, held a public protest march in support of social justice, which started on the plaza in front of Fiserv Forum. For the 10th day in a row in Milwaukee, calls for change echoed in the streets following the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, right, walks to a vehicle with his girlfriend, Mariah Riddlesprigger, far left, holding their son, Liam, at the conclusion of the march at Veterans Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.

A series of chalk drawings spells out "Black Lives Matter" in front of the Milwaukee Art Museum on Sunday.