4:15 p.m.: About two dozen protesters were gathered outside the store. The Target closed when about five protesters had gathered, said Malcolm Quan, 23, who maintained a steady narration for a livestream, alternating between welcoming new protesters to the group in front of the Merle Hay Mall Target and leading chants over the sound of mall employees screwing boards onto the store’s windows.
“It’s about time for us to stand up and be heard,” Quan said.
6:21 p.m.: Register reporter Katie Akin asked Malcolm Quan (who has led many of the chants today) if he expected the protest to end by the new 9 p.m. curfew. “We’re trying to be heard," Quan replied, "so whatever’s going to get us heard, that’s what we’re gonna do.”
He's not easily identifiable in Google, other than in the Register's story.
He's not in the Iowa Court Search archives.
Twitter? Facebook? YouTube? Can't find him.
Which livestream, Katie Akin? Facebook?
Do you know anything, Andrea Sahouri?
Who set this up?
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