Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 7月10日 00時12分

Two years ago, this photo of protestor Ieshia Evans went viral. The photo depicts her peacefully standing before getting detained by law enforcement as she protests the shooting death of #AltonSterling near the headquarters of the #BatonRouge Police Department in #Louisiana. HuffPost caught up with her recently to talk about the image's impact: “I’ve had people who see the picture, and they have this idea in their head of who they want me to be. And when they get a glimpse of who I actually am, they don’t like it. People saw me and kept championing the ‘peaceful protest,’ and that’s fine... I’m not against protesting peacefully, and I’m not pro-violence, but I’m definitely in favor of defending yourself. When people hear the way I speak, they’re usually like, ‘uhh, this is not what I thought. We thought you were just about peace and holding hands!’” #BlackLivesMatter #BLM ?: Reuters

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