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Protest Portraits, Part III

The thing that is most striking to me about this project is how strong and determined people in my community are. I also love seeing our police officers and community members stand together against racism. This movement has not been without adversity, even in our small community. Organizers and participants have received many nasty comments on social media, and have dealt with other signs of disapproval, or even hatred. Thank you to everyone who waited in a long line and trusted me to create your Protest Portrait. I will continue to stand with you.

“I’m protesting for my little sister, for my big sister, for my dead people, for my people, and for myself.” – Nakiya

Nakiya

“I want to see change in the community.” – AJ

AJ

“I’m here to advocate for my students of color.” – Will

Will

“I want to use my voice to help the people who can’t use theirs.” – Kaitlyn

Kaitlyn

“”I wanted to show my support to the BLM movement, and be part of this important community event for change.  I am so proud to have joined my two daughters and their friends in this peaceful protest today.” – Tod

Tod

“I was raised by the Hip Hop community. I feel it’s my job, especially as a white person, to speak up for equality for all.” – Marco

Black and white portrait of white man, kneeling in protest and solidarity with the BLM movement.
Marco

“I want to help support people of color.” – Samantha

Samantha

“The country is screwed up. My girlfriend is black. I’ve seen how people can be and it needs to change.” – Brodie

Brodie

“I’m here for my girlfriend, to support her battle and help people know Black Lives Matter.” – Brendan

Brendan

“I have to be here.” – Kamilah

Kamilah