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The argument is that militant anti-fascism is inherently self-defense because of the historically documented violence that fascists pose, especially to marginalized people...
Mark Bray - Rutgers
President Trump’s announcement on Twitter brought renewed attention to the anti-fascist protesters he has blamed for inciting violence at protests.
Pandemic
Paris
“The revolution will go viral!”
Seen in Paris
“Cops = Covid”
Seen in Minneapolis, Milwaukee
“Capitalism is the Virus"
Seen in San Diego, California
Detroit, New York, Jammie Holmes
It’s pure coincidence that America feels like it is dying this summer because nobody can breathe. It’s a powerful metaphor though, and one that bears some parsing: Cities are literally on fire and nobody can breathe, people of color are being strangled by white police officers and their last words— captured on camera—are “I can’t breathe.” A pandemic has taken over 100,000 lives and the death, the disease, and the attempt at prevention keep us from breathing fully.
Dahlia Lithwick, Slate
Here’s how to protect yourself and others as you put your body on the line.
From New Jersey to California, officers marched with protesters or took a knee in solidarity, in contrast to violent altercations elsewhere.
From New York to Los Angeles, police officers escalated the national unrest.
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Perspectives on Protest. Nina Simone
Photos by Devin Allen - @bydvnlln
One thing that struck me as I talked to two of the protestors who were being arrested is they said I was black just like them but the only thing that was different was that I had a press badge on… which confers a certain amount of privilege. I’m a storyteller so I have to take their words and tell them, you know, tell them in an honest way, in as honest a way that I can, and that’s really where my role fits in. So while, yeah, it may not end up with me in flex cuffs, it’s still, is part of this larger picture of what’s going on right now. Who tells the story and how they tell it, and you need credible messengers and then that’s what I was hoping to be to them. Whether they saw it that way or not, I’m not sure…
John Eligon
Photography by @mark.c
The truth is that, we know Americans pay attention to violence…
Nikole Hannah-Jones