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Seen at the Black Lives Matter protest at Payrow Plaza in Bethlehem, PA, on June 4th, 2020. (facebook.com/LVStandsUp/photos/a.131399981664923/17623686...)
It was the first organised protest I had been to and it was a much bigger crowd than I was expecting. There wa very little protection from the sun and it was 30.5ºC (87ºF).
I was standing at the back of the crowd so I had the ability to move around with all my camera gear. Hence, it was difficult to hear what each speaker was saying because there were only some small speakers setup at the front of the speaking platform. This is something future protests should be mindful of; if you have a message to share, make sure it can be heard (through the A/V system). From what I could hear, the messages were similar to what has been expressed on social media. Something I had not heard said prior to this protest was: If you have privilege, use it. I think many of us do have privileges and I will do my best to use mine to lift those in oppression. Photography and video are one way I know how to do that.
Most people were wearing masks due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In general, that makes me frustrated because I don't recognise anybody and not seeing someone's mouth (or someone seeing mine) inhibits the emotion they're expressing. I can be smiling ear-to-ear with sunglasses on and the person I'm looking at has a seemingly stern and dismissive appearance on their face. I can't wait for the masks to be done with.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
NY State Senators and Assembly members held a press conference demanding police reform at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - Keep Going
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - JUSTICE
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - "Stop Killing Black People"
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
NY State Senators and Assembly members held a press conference demanding police reform at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - "Justice Committee"
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 A Vote for Hilary is a Vote for Experience & Wisdom
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - "Coalition of Concerned Mothers"
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - #DoesntEndWithAHashtag
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
NY State Senators and Assembly members held a press conference demanding police reform at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 -- moms
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
Mauritius Police Force graduation ceremony, University of Mauritius. BSc (Hons) Police Studies, in collaboration with the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth
CS_082808_01///Next Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director Jesus Verzosa leads officers and policemen in a 12 miles reform run in Zamboanga City to reiterate the ongoing integrated transoformation program for policemen in the country. PHOTO BY CHARLIE SACEDA
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - "Pass the right to know act!"
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 - Time to Get Organized for an Actual Revolution
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016 Shantel Davis
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
NY State Senators and Assembly members held a press conference demanding police reform at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
(c) Marj Kleinman, 2016
7.16.16 Brooklyn Peace Walk marking 2 years since the death of Eric Garner, led by his mother and other mothers who lost sons to gun violence.
NY State Senators and Assembly members held a press conference demanding police reform at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
CS_082808_03///Next Philippine National Police chief Deputy Director General Jesus Caringal gestures as he speaks to the media during an interview in Zamboanga City after a torch run to symbolicly reiterate the ongoing police' integrated transformation program in the country. PHOTO BY CHARLIE SACEDA
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
~200 people attended the 'Communities United for Police Reform' press conference and rally today. It was cold, it was rainy, and people were cramped, but still they showed up and showed out. Over 25 organization's sent a clear message to city hall, "We want NYPD reform."
~200 people attended the 'Communities United for Police Reform' press conference and rally today. It was cold, it was rainy, and people were cramped, but still they showed up and showed out. Over 25 organization's sent a clear message to city hall, "We want NYPD reform."
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.
~200 people attended the 'Communities United for Police Reform' press conference and rally today. It was cold, it was rainy, and people were cramped, but still they showed up and showed out. Over 25 organization's sent a clear message to city hall, "We want NYPD reform."
Today I decided I needed to do more. I needed to be involved more. So I grabbed my camera and headed to DTLA for a Black Lives Matter call to action.
I've always wanted to be involved, but didn't know how I could do so and be effective. My camera allows me to document this very powerful and important movement that is important to me on so many levels.