Paddling out for peace

Alex Dion Wilson / Special to The Garden Island

Nearly 300 paddlers form a circle outside Hanalei Pier on Saturday during a paddle-out to honor victims of racial and police violence.

Sabrina Bodon / The Garden Island

An estimated 300 people gathered for a peaceful paddle-out Saturday in Hanalei Bay memorializing those killed by police brutality.

Sabrina Bodon / The Garden Island

A circle of paddlers encases Hanalei Pier during a Saturday paddle-out to remember those who died violently at the hands of police.

Sabrina Bodon / The Garden Island

Kauaians take to the water with surfboards, paddleboards, bodyboards and canoes for a peaceful paddle-out at Hanalei Bay to remember those who died from police and racial violence.

HANALEI — A rainbow hovered over Hanalei Pier at Black Pot Beach Park as nearly 400 people gathered for a peaceful paddle-out memorializing those killed by police brutality and other racial violence.

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