ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Kenosha, a city of 100,000 that a generation ago was a car-making powerhouse in Wisconsin, is the latest setting for a police shooting that left residents reeling. The shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black resident of Kenosha, by a police officer was captured in a brief but searing video and drew immediate condemnation from Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat. The shooting set off protests and looting overnight throughout Kenosha’s small downtown on the shore of Lake Michigan. On Monday morning, dump trucks that had been set ablaze outside the county courthouse were still sending an acrid smell through the air. Stunned shop owners swept up glass that had been smashed overnight and boarded up their storefronts with sheets of plywood. About 125 members of the Wisconsin National Guard were sent to Kenosha on Monday afternoon after city officials requested the deployment from the governor’s office, a spokeswoman for Evers said. The Kenosha police ordered a curfew in the city for the second night in a row, beginning at 8 p.m. Blake, 29, was said to be stable at a nearby hospital on Monday. The shooting instantly turned into a rallying cry for demonstrators in cities like Portland, Ore., Madison, Wis., and Chicago, and became a topic in the presidential race, where Wisconsin is a crucial battleground state. On Monday, as Republicans were kicking off their national convention, Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democratic nominee for president, spoke out against the police officer’s actions. “The nation wakes up yet again with grief and outrage that yet another Black American is a victim of excessive force,” he said. To read more about the shooting in Kenosha, tap the link in our bio. What’s in these images: People gather Monday near the scene where Jacob Blake was shot by police officers. A charred truck remained near the Kenosha County Court House on Monday. Photos By @carlosjavierortiz」8月25日 6時48分