article_snippet: Afterward, protesters in this university town took to the streets and converged on City Hall, chanting "Black lives matter.
article_snippet: On Friday night, dozens of demonstrators came out to the area around the apartment, which police had blocked off.
article_snippet: A group also moved toward City Hall before dispersing early Saturday.
article_snippet: And in another refrain, some chanted, "Black lives matter.
article_snippet: The protesters' sentiments were echoed online, where some adopted the #WillyStreet hashtag in reference to Williamson Street, where the shooting happened.
article_snippet: Praying for Madison tonight," wrote one activist.
article_snippet: Some of The protesters' were members of the Young, Gifted and Black Coalition that was formed last summer after the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson.
article_snippet: The group wants more reactive policing in African-American neighborhoods, said group member Brandi Grayson.
article_snippet: group member Brandi Grayson said Madison police park on street corners in African-American neighborhoods and wait for something to happen, which leads to residents being hassled.
article_snippet: That doesn't happen in white neighborhoods, group member Brandi Grayson said.
article_snippet: group member Brandi Grayson said Young, Gifted and Black will be working with church groups on Sunday and will hold more rallies Tuesday and Wednesday.
highlights_snippet: Activists hit the streets and take to Twitter to vent anger over a fatal shooting on duty .