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Melvin Mead from the Upper East Side says the violent attack on Mark Carson will not make him fearful to go out.
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Dhalimu Robinson and an unnamed woman. Both said they were friends with Mark Carson and described him as courageous, proud and secure.
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Flourine Bompars, Mark Carson's aunt speaks in front of the large crowd and just a few feet away from where her nephew was killed.
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Crowd marching through the West Village to denounce death of Mark Carson. They chanted, among other things "They say get out. We say come out."
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A marcher holds up a New York City Anti-Violence Project sign. The group tracks bias attacks and says there's been an increase in reports especially among transgender people in Brooklyn and Queens.
Thousands March to Denounce West Village Murder of Man in Alleged Hate Crime
Thousands marched through the streets of the West Village Monday evening to denounce the murder of Mark Carson, who police say was shot and killed because of his sexual orientation.
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