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Photos: A day of sorrow and rage

Protesters outside governor's mansion
Hester Boeing, right, wipes tears away as she considers her own 4-year-old son and what it must have been like for Diamond Reynolds and her child to have witnessed the shooting of Castile. Boeing attended high school with Reynolds. She stood listening to speakers outside the governor's mansion.
Courtney Perry for MPR News

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The day after the deadly shooting of a black man by a police officer in Falcon Heights, people rallied, marched and grieved.

Photojournalists Evan Frost, Courtney Perry and Christopher Juhn captured the emotions of the day.

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Protesters stood with their hands up.
Protesters stood with their hands up while police ordered them to leave.
Christopher Juhn for MPR News
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Protesters outside governor's mansion
Hester Boeing, right, wipes tears away as she considers her own 4-year-old son and what it must have been like for Diamond Reynolds and her child to have witnessed the shooting of Castile. Boeing attended high school with Reynolds. She stood listening to speakers outside the governor's mansion.
Courtney Perry for MPR News
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Diamond Reynolds is consoled by supporters.
Diamond Reynolds is consoled by friends and supporters after arriving at the governor's mansion the morning of July 7, 2016. Later in the day Governor Mark Dayton would go on to compliment her for the poise and self control she showed when taking a video after Philando Castile had been shot.
Evan Frost | MPR News