Many protesters brought handmade signs to hold while walking in The Defiant Walk of Resistance Against Injustice in Seattle.

Thousands of protesters gathered in Westlake Center on Saturday, May 30 to protest police brutality and the murder of George Floyd.

The protest makes its way up 5th Ave.

Protesters approach the Spring St. overpass.

The series of protests across the country, and even in cities throughout the world, were sparked by the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd in the past three months.

The protest begins to turn onto Interstate 5.

As the protest makes its way onto Interstate 5, protesters put their hands up, saying “Don’t Shoot.”

As the protest makes its way onto Interstate 5, protesters put their hands up, saying “Don’t Shoot.”

The protesters keep pushing onto the highway.

Police allow the protest to peacefully make its way and begin to block the highway.

The first steps onto 1-5.

Cars beep in support as protesters pass by.

While some make their way onto the highway, others continue to show their support from above on the overpasses.

Thousands of protesters pour onto I-5.

Passengers in cars beep in support and wait patiently as the protest flows past them.

Graffiti on the exit onto I-5 in commemoration of George Floyd, yet another black victim of police brutality.

Protestors block the exit onto I-5.

The protest loops back up to exit off of I-5 and resume its route towards the courthouse.

In the center of this crowd are two individuals on a motorcycle who attempted to drive through the crowd to enter the highway. They eventually back out and drive away.

A large fire on 6th and Pine can be seen in the distance.

Police block protesters at the intersection of 6th and Olive.

The series of protests across the country, and even in cities throughout the world, were sparked by the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd in the past three months.