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Dozens of Black Lives Matter protesters meet in Coral Springs
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Coral Springs, Florida – Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School graduate Mei-Ling Ho Shing was among the dozens of Black Lives Matter protesters who met on Friday afternoon in Coral Springs.
Ho Shing, 18, joined Mahek Manjiani, 19, a Florida International University student, and Shayan Shivji, 17, a Coral Springs Charter School student.
The students, who protested for about two hours along West Sample Road, had the support of their parents and the Coral Springs Police Department.
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