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Walk for unity exposes pain caused by gun violence in Statesboro's Black community
Over 100 citizens march, joined by more at rally
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Statesboro Mayor Jonathan McCollar, center left, and Francys Johnson, center right, gather children from the Morris Heights neighborhood around them as City of David Worship Assembly Pastor Lisa Deloach leads residents and marchers in prayer during the Unity in the Community Walk against gun violence on Sunday, Oct.15. Funeral gurneys and roses represented recent shooting deaths. (SCOTT BRYANT/staff)
Between 100 and 150 people took a walk for "Unity in the Community" and against gun violence Sunday afternoon, through westside Statesboro neighborhoods that have been the scene of some of that violence.
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