Many showed up at the Saskatchewan Legislature Sunday afternoon for the third time this week as a “Black Lives Matter” rally was held.

One of those speaking was Regina man Christian Mbanza.  Earlier this month, he was profiled in a Facebook post while getting something out of his own car.  He called for unity asking caucasians to stand up with people of his race because that is what is needed.

Mbanza was one of many who spoke at the rally talking about how they have been affected by racism during their lives.

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