Protesters gathered outside Beaufort City Hall on Thursday, July 17, to make “Good Trouble” as part of a National Day of Action honoring the late Congressman John Lewis. The event marked the anniversary of his death and celebrated his call to “get in good trouble, necessary trouble” in the fight for justice. Despite the heat, around 200 people showed up to protest the Donald Trump administration. Asa Aarons Smith/The Island News
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