Largely peaceful protests in Boston on Sunday that were sparked by the death of George Floyd ended in violence by nighttime, with several officers injured … A third protest featured church leaders who rallied outside Boston police headquarters, according to The Boston Globe. Resources Earlier in the day, hundreds of people, including several families, marched through downtown Boston on Sunday carrying signs reading “Justice for George” and “Silence is betrayal,” among others, and chanting “Hands up, don’t shoot.” Orderly but energized and angry at times, the crowd took over one side of a city street as they passed City Hall, the State House, and the Public Garden. Things are going to change. Protesters gathered on Boston Common to again denounce police brutality against people of color, as authorities mopped up after violent demonstrations overnight in a restive suburb. “We recognize that the underlying sin of racism is plaguing our city and nation,” organizers wrote. reports 3,224 new COVID-19 cases, 53 new deaths, Man pleads guilty to fatal shooting of romantic rival, What to expect for Black Friday and holiday shopping during COVID-19, This eclectic Somerville music venue is officially closed for good, Joe Biden appeals for unity in Thanksgiving-eve address, Marty Walsh rules out indoor dining shutdown if 'encouraging' COVID-19 signs continue, Donald Trump pardons Michael Flynn, taking direct aim at Russia probe, 6 New Bedford bars fined for violating COVID-19 regulations, Coast Guard identifies missing crew members of the Emmy Rose, Comcast is imposing a data cap on home internet use in Massachusetts, Mass. A “White Coats for Black Lives” rally will also be held in the city in front of the Boston Public Library from 4 to 6 p.m., according to a Facebook page for the event. will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Wollaston Beach, across from The Clam Box, in Quincy. I hear you. The largest protest of several thousand started Sunday night in the historically black neighborhood of Roxbury. A “peaceful gathering” will take place at Masconomo Park in Manchester-by-the-Sea from noon to 1 p.m., according to the event page on, peaceful protest and candlelight ceremony. They were packed shoulder to shoulder as they marched which had several of them a little anxious. Protests turned violent after dark when a crowd calling for justice for George Floyd dispersed from a massive gathering in front of the State House … Those marching will meet at the Back Bay Station by 1 p.m. with “posters that support positive messages for peace and justice,” organizers said. But as the march ended around 9 p.m., protesters clashed with police in downtown Boston. BOSTON (CBS) – A crowd of protesters gathered at City Hall Plaza in Boston on Sunday afternoon in response to the death of George Floyd, which has sparked nationwide unrest. Christians from around the city will gather for united prayer, scripture, and song at the Parkman Bandstand in the Boston Common from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., according to the, We recognize that the underlying sin of racism is plaguing our city and nation,” organizers wrote. The owl found in the Rockefeller Christmas tree has returned to the wild, Midnight ruling exposes rifts at a Supreme Court transformed by Trump, 3 Rhode Island restaurant servers receive $2,100 tip, Country store, tavern fined for violating emergency orders, Driver killed after striking tree off I-495, 2 Texas men charged with scheme to sell 50 million nonexistent N95 masks, Here's why COVID-19 data for Massachusetts is inconsistent this week, Body found in Florida presumed to be Mashpee teen missing for over a month, It seems Biden wants Warren and Sanders in the Senate, not his Cabinet, Weymouth compressor station plans to begin service in early December, Mass.