Covering a Protest

Video is too long to post here, so here is a thumbnail. 

I took this video on May 30, 2020, in Minneapolis, MN, during the first  week of the George Floyd protests. This is what it's like to cover a  protest. Toward the beginning, you will see a protestor shot with a  rubber bullet. Eventually, they spray the protestors and release a LOT  of tear gas.

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Covering a Protest

Video is too long to post here, so here is a thumbnail. 

I took this video on May 30, 2020, in Minneapolis, MN, during the first  week of the George Floyd protests. This is what it's like to cover a  protest. Toward the beginning, you will see a protestor shot with a  rubber bullet. Eventually, they spray the protestors and release a LOT  of tear gas.

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Leslie Spurlock is a photojournalist, storm chaser and creative portrait artist. She has lived with the rebels in Haiti for 3 weeks when they ousted President A

Really amazing Leslie, I've only been in "normal" protests - a colleague of mine lives right in this area about a block from the police station that was burned down. He said it was absolutely inane what was happening.

Photographer from Upstate NY.
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I will hold my comments back on that 😅 

20 miles is no joke though, that's quite the march

Yeah, the first night we were there, there were a lot of fires. This second day, we marched with these protestors for 20 miles, and it was peaceful the whole time until the cops blocked them in on both sides.