CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Channel 9 has seen protests in Charlotte for more than two weeks, and Sunday we saw a different type of demonstration.
An international group of motorcycle clubs rode through the Queen City Sunday morning.
The Charlotte Buffalo Soldiers rode in protest of racism and social injustices. Several groups met in University City before riding into uptown.
The man who organized it said his group was protesting in a positive way.
“People will see us doing this positive and understand that who we are and what were about. Doing that, I think that will go a long way,” said Joseph Little, president of Buffalo Soldiers Charlotte.
When the riders got to uptown, they took a knee for eight minutes and 46 seconds to reflect on the death of George Floyd.
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