CLEVELAND — Tents are lined up outside Cleveland City Hall as people have joined together to protest lead poisoning involving local children.
The protest, organized by activist Art McKoy, started at 8 p.m. Sunday night and will continue until noon Monday.
"I am calling for everyone to please come and join me at any time during my marathon," McKoy said in a press release.
A 2017 study found 13 percent of kids in Cleveland had lead in their blood at – or above – the recommended level.