Photos: Tuesday’s protests honoring George Floyd

Outside Boston City Hall, a speak-out against racism was held by the New Democracy Coalition. Speakers also called for a name change for Faneuil Hall.

Sitting atop the shoulders of Schuyler Redd, a family friend, 5-year-old August Robinson-Goodnight listens to her mom, artist/activist Aziza Robinson-Goodnight, speak.

Taking part in the speaking program were, from left, Jean-Luc Pierite from the North American Indian Center of Boston, poet Crystal “Black Like Crystal” Dodson, artist and activist Aziza Robinson-Goodnight, and the Rev. Rodney Petersen, executive director of Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries.

Hundreds marched along Revere Beach on the way to Revere City Hall in a demonstration for George Floyd and others killed at the hands of law enforcement.

Ella McClurken, of Taunton, holds up her hands and shouts “hands up, don’t shoot” while marching in Revere.

A demonstrator held a sign for Botham Jean, who was killed by a white Dallas police officer in 2018.

Hundreds took a knee in front of Revere City Hall for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, the amount of time a Minneapolis police officer knelt on George Floyd’s neck.

Revere’s police chief joined others in taking a knee in front of Revere City Hall.