At Black Lives Matter protests, Dillon Murray sees what he didn’t growing up in Bangor: people who look like him

“I put down my sign and I started to get down on one knee, but the organizer said, ‘No. You people of color and Black people, you stand up,’” Murray, 28, said a few days later. “So, I’m standing up and looking around and seeing people of color. We were being seen and we were seeing each other.” -