TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月8日 06時34分

Early on May 26, viewers around the world began witnessing the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. A young woman, Darnella Frazier, had filmed his death at the hand—and knee—of Minneapolis police officers the prior evening, and shared the video on her Facebook page. A day earlier, @melodycooperfilm tweeted a video taken by her brother Christian Cooper, a Black birdwatcher out birding in New York City’s Central Park, when a white woman called 911 and made a false claim that "an African-American man" was threatening her life. He had asked her to put a leash on her dog. The day after Floyd’s death, less than a mile away from where he was killed, Black entrepreneurs Abdi Hassan and Salman Elmi (@teamtopfigure) were confronted by a white man who accused them of trespassing in the gym of a building where they rent office space. #RECKONING, a video project from TIME, examines the cultural response to these three viral videos and others that have helped give rise to one of the largest civil rights movements in recent history. Watch more at the link in bio. Video by @robson.alexandra and @e_who_wanders for TIME

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