At least, it wasn't the kind of protest you've been seeing on TV lately.
The event was hosted by Sit. Walk. Listen. According to the group's Facebook page, the idea for the event was to bring "peaceful compassionate nonviolence to the streets; to listen, to follow, and support black people."
"We get grounded, really listen to ourselves with a little walking group as well," Pham explained. "Mindful steps. It’s pretty slow." Photo credit Jennifer Hodges/KCBS Radio
Everyone sat on the ground and spaced out. Signs that read "Black Lives Matter" and were on the ground next to them.
"That’s the process that begins the journey of healing," Pham said.
The organization hosted a similar event last week.
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