On May 25, communities across the United States came together to honor the memory of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man whose tragic death in Minneapolis set off a wave of protests and global introspection. His story is a powerful reminder that racial discrimination is not new, but an ongoing challenge that many continue to face.
Adam Solveig, a passionate Black photographer from New York, captures the pulse of the city with his lens. According to Adam, racism has always been part of society, and the incident with George Floyd was just the spark that ignited widespread awareness. He believes that through honest reflection and art, we can push for real change in our communities. His work not only documents everyday moments but also serves as a catalyst for broader conversations on systemic injustice.
This memorial is a call for unity and a reminder that change starts with acknowledging our past. For young, tech-savvy minds who live and breathe social media, platforms like Twitter and Instagram are now key spaces to rally and spread the message of equality and justice. It’s a time to reflect, learn, and use our voices to demand a fairer future. ✊❤️
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Uncovering America: Racial discrimination has always existed
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