Protesters gather at the corner of 4th and Market streets in Center City to rally against Philadelphia Family Court Judge Lyris F. Younge. Photo: P.J. D’Annunzio.
The protesters, mostly parents, grandparents and their supporters, all had a common narrative: Philadelphia Family Court Judge Lyris F. Younge allegedly violated their rights by not giving them the chance to adequately present their arguments in cases where a child or grandchild would be put into foster care.
April 24, 2018 at 12:40 PM
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Chants of “give us back our kids” filled the air at the corner of 4th and Market streets in Center City on Tuesday as protesters gathered to rally against Philadelphia Family Court Judge Lyris F. Younge.
The protesters, mostly parents, grandparents and their supporters, all had a common narrative: Younge allegedly violated their rights by not giving them the chance to adequately present their arguments in cases where a child or grandchild would be put into foster care.
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