No justice! No peace! No justice!

No peace! No protest!

No police! No justice!

No peace! No racist! Police! No justice! No peace!

Dressed head to toe in black, his right fist thrust firmly in the air.

Steph Curry took a knee alongside several hundred protesters Wednesday in Oakland.

I was there to cover the event that sent a powerful message across the NBA and the Oakland

community.

This is Lockdown Warriors.

Along with four other warriors, Curry joined a 3.4-mile march around Oakland's Lake Merritt to protest the death of George Floyd last week at the hands of Minneapolis Police.

The march was organized by Curry's teammate, Juan Descano Anderson, a Castro Valley native of African-American and Mexican descent.

In addition to Curry and Tuscano Anderson, Clay Thompson, Damian Lee, and Kavana

Luni marched alongside protesters wearing black, carrying signs and chanting, no racist police,

no justice, no peace. After four days of protests in Oakland, some violent, Descano

Anderson made an announcement via Twitter late Tuesday night. Join us tomorrow,fully, he wrote above a flyer that provided details of the event.

The march began with eight minutes of silence, protesters laying chest down on the lawn at the

Lake Merit Amphitheater, representing the amount of time Floyd lay on the street while

police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck, killing him.

The silence was interrupted by Floyd's last words,

cries of, I can't breathe, and Mama, and my neck echoed across the lake.

Curry, Lee, and Tuscano Anderson then began marching with protesters.

First in front of the Alameda County Courthouse, and onto Lake Merritt Boulevard.

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