Charlotte Teenagers Are Moved to Peacefully Protest Across the City

After an emotional week of unrest, the Queen City is making an attempt to rebound. Following the shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott, riots and loots erupted in our beloved city. For many Charlotteans, the protest, riots, and violence were a lot to process. However, after a call from CMS Superintendent, Ann Clark to assist students in the healing process many high schools in Charlotte allowed their students to peacefully protest. And from the looks of our Instagram account (@cltteenblog) it appears things went pretty well!

If you see teens exercising their right to protest peacefully or doing anything positive in our community, please tag @cltteenblog on FB|IG|Twitter and Snapchat!

Harding University High School

Peaceful protest at Harding University

Harding's Cheerleaders also had a message they wanted to share:

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Weddington High School

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Vance High School

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North Meck

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North West

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West Charlotte

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Mallard Creek

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