WHITFIELD: Demonstrations for racial equality and social justice continue to intensify beyond U.S. borders. In London, protesters returned for another weekend of demonstrations against racism this time at the city's iconic Hyde Park. CNN's Salma Abdelaziz is in London. Salma -- how big is the turnout?</s>SALMA ABDELAZIZ, CNN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALIST: Fredricka -- it's huge. And it's really important for the organizers that people came out in these numbers today because last weekend, there were no anti-racism protests because there were actually right wing demonstrators on the street. One of the key organizers told me she planned this because she didn't want them to have the last word. So this is truly a demonstration of defiance. It is in solidarity, of course, with what's happening in the United States. But they also want to turn the lens on what's happening here in the U.K. The message from everyone is we will hold all institutions to account when it comes to systemic racism. And this is about figuring out what to do with this momentum behind me. How do we turn the desire for change into real change? Fredricka?</s>WHITFIELD: Right. Salma Abdelaziz, thank you so much, from London. We have so much more straight ahead in the NEWSROOM right after this.
Demonstrators Gather In London's Iconic Hyde Park.