There, Blake's father, Jacob Blake Sr., gave an impassioned call for changing a system he described as fostering police brutality and racial inequities.
... Hell yeah, Im mad," said Blake Sr.
Blake Sr. told reporters on Saturday that his son is heavily sedated, but he has regained consciousness.
Protesters have marched in Kenosha every night since Blake's shooting, with some protests devolving into unrest with damage to buildings and vehicles.
But, she said, Blake's shooting shows it can happen anywhere.Will Turner, who is Black, said he brought his two children from Madison for the march to show them the power of peaceful protesting.Investigators have said little about what led to Blake's shooting.