Manasquan Walk To Support Black Lives Matter Movement

MANASQUAN – A walk to support the Black Lives Matter movement is expected to take place on Saturday in Manasquan, according to organizers and police.

The walk is supposed to start at 10:30 a.m. and could last until 12 noon, beginning at Fisherman's Cove Conservation Area in Manasquan.

Organizers have asked people to bring water, masks and homemade signs.

Police Chief Michael Bauer told The Coast Star that it will be a short walk, and then the marchers will gather again at Fisherman’s Cove for a couple of presentations by some local pastors.

A group called "Burst the Bubble" that says it's helping to organize the march posted this message on Instagram:

"Thank you to everyone for your endless support! Thank you for following, liking, sharing our posts, thank you for your positive messages, thank you for spreading our event! Your support has been amazing! We will be gathering tomorrow, Saturday, July 4th, 10:30 AM at Fisherman’s Cove. Wear masks, bring water, make posters, and bring peaceful intentions. Tomorrow’s walk is just the beginning. We will continue to share local events in our area and share educational posts. If anyone has any ideas that you believe align with what we stand for please reach out, we would love to work with you, bounce ideas off each other or help out in any way we can! Together we can create change!! #manasquan #fourthofjuly #solidaritywalk #peace #love #kindnessmatters #jerseyshore #matteristheminimum."