A sign in support of Anthony Clark is seen on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march at the Oak Park Public Library on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Aisha Coleman, of Oak Park, speaks to the participants on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2017, during A Voice For All march outside of the Oak Park Farmers Market on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Participants march through the rain on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march as participants march from the Oak Park Public Library to the Farmers Market on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Participants hold up signs in the rain on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march outside of the Oak Park Farmers Market on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Deno Andrews, of Oak Park, closes his eyes for a prayer on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march at the Oak Park Public Library on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Marchers hold hands and bow their heads for a prayer on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march at the Oak Park Public Library on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Crossing Austin Blvd.: Austin activist Iesha Oliver-Hollins, left, walks during a march on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2017, in Oak Park for high school teacher Anthony Clark, who was suspended after posting to Facebook the photo of a white student in blackface. Clark said he was trying to mitigate the fallout. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Blanche Clark, of Oak Park, talks with participants on Saturday, Oct. 14, during A Voice For All march at the Oak Park Public Library on Lake Street. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Speaking out: Iesha Oliver-Hollins, an Austin activist, was in Oak Park on Saturday to support Anthony Clark, an Oak Park and River Forest High School teacher who was suspended after posting to Facebook a photo of a student in blackface. Clark co-founded, along with Hollins, the Oak Park-Austin Community Watch, a group created to confront the violence along the borders of those two communities. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Crossing Austin Blvd.: Austin activist Iesha Oliver-Hollins, left, walks during a march on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2017, in Oak Park for high school teacher Anthony Clark, who was suspended after posting to Facebook the photo of a white student in blackface. Clark said he was trying to mitigate the fallout. | ALEXA ROGALS/Staff Photographer
Iesha Oliver-Hollins, an Austin activist, was in Oak Park on Saturday to support Anthony Clark, an Oak Park and River Forest High School teacher who was suspended after posting to Facebook a photo of a student in blackface. Clark co-founded, along with Hollins, the Oak Park-Austin Community Watch, a group created to confront the violence along the borders of those two communities.
