Bruins’ Captain Zdeno Chara Spotted Marching To Protest Against Racism

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Jun 5, 2020

It was pretty easy to spot Boston Bruins defensemen Zdeno Chara in a crowd of the thousands of people who joined demonstrations popping up in communities across the state of Massachusetts on Friday.

The Boston Bruins shared a photo of their 6-foot-9 captain joining protests against racism in Brookline, towering over those around him.

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Chara last week posted a public statement in the wake of George Floyd’s tragic murder by a Minneapolis police officer, sharing a petition calling for justice for Floyd and other victims of police brutality.

“No one should live with the fear and perpetual injustice faced daily by communities of color across the United States and around the world,” it read.

Chara commendably took his message to the streets.

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