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![Black Lives Matter demonstrators visit the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-2983-900x600.jpg)
![Black Lives Matter demonstrators visit the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-2960-900x600.jpg)
![A Black Lives Matter demonstrator in the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-2841-635x900.jpg)
![During a Black Lives Matter demonstration in the town of Anna, Illinois, a demonstrator looks over at the line of police officers that formed between the demonstrators and some residents of Anna who weren't happy that the march was taking place in their home town, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-2723-900x600.jpg)
![Black Lives Matter demonstrators visit the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators marched through the town to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-1293-900x600.jpg)
![Black Lives Matter demonstrators visit the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-1290-900x600.jpg)
![Black Lives Matter demonstrators visit the town of Anna, Illinois, Thursday, June 4, 2020.
About 150 Black Lives Matter demonstrators of all colors marched through the town of Anna, Illinois to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, as well as in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the issue of race relations in the United States, and especially the town of Anna. The demonstration marked the first of its kind ever in this area of Southern Illinois. Since the turn of the 20th century, Anna, IL has carried the grim reputation of being a "sundown town" - a product of the Jim Crow era, which meant African Americans weren't allowed after dark. Over time, A-N-N-A became known as an acronym that stood for: "Ain't No [N-word] Allowed." Present day Anna is still viewed as one of the more racist towns in Southern Illinois, however there seem to be enough residents that would like to overcome this reality and allow for positive change to arrive and flourish.
Angel Chevrestt // @sobrofotos](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CHE1-1268-900x600.jpg)