案例简介：韦恩·劳伦斯 (Wayne Lawrence) 的照片 @ waynelawrence “通过祖先的辛勤工作，汗水，鲜血和眼泪，我现在就存在，我要做的最后一件事就是掩盖我的存在。如果我被捕，殴打或更糟的是，我因这种胡说八道而因警察暴力而丧生，我希望人们知道那是我。我只是代表我的立场。就所有而言-白色，穿全白衣服是非洲传统的重要组成部分。“-在承诺游行之前，来自俄勒冈州波特兰的塔扎·威廉姆斯和卡拉·卢戈，在8月27日上。今天的游行纪念1963 3月在华盛顿争取就业和自由 (发生在8月28日上) 的57周年，并强调了仍有待完成的工作，特别是在警察和刑事司法改革方面。编者注: 此标题的先前版本错误地说明了参与者的姓名。标题已更新。

案例简介：Photo by Wayne Lawrence @waynelawrence "Through the hard work, sweat, blood, and tears of my ancestors, I exist right now, and the last thing I want to do is cover up my existence. If I get arrested or if I get beaten or at worse lose my life to police violence over this nonsense I want people to know it was me. And I just stand for what I stand for. And in terms of the all-white, wearing all white is a huge part of African tradition.” —Tazha Williams with Karla Lugo, from Portland, Oregon, before the Commitment March, on August 27. Today's march honors the 57th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (which happened on August 28) and emphasizes the work still to be done, especially on police and criminal justice reform. Editor’s Note: A previous version of this caption incorrectly stated the participants names. The caption has been updated.

国家地理 - Photo by Wayne Lawrence @waynelawrence "Through the hard work, sweat, blood, and tears of my ancestors, I exist right now

案例简介：韦恩·劳伦斯 (Wayne Lawrence) 的照片 @ waynelawrence “通过祖先的辛勤工作，汗水，鲜血和眼泪，我现在就存在，我要做的最后一件事就是掩盖我的存在。如果我被捕，殴打或更糟的是，我因这种胡说八道而因警察暴力而丧生，我希望人们知道那是我。我只是代表我的立场。就所有而言-白色，穿全白衣服是非洲传统的重要组成部分。“-在承诺游行之前，来自俄勒冈州波特兰的塔扎·威廉姆斯和卡拉·卢戈，在8月27日上。今天的游行纪念1963 3月在华盛顿争取就业和自由 (发生在8月28日上) 的57周年，并强调了仍有待完成的工作，特别是在警察和刑事司法改革方面。编者注: 此标题的先前版本错误地说明了参与者的姓名。标题已更新。

国家地理 - Photo by Wayne Lawrence @waynelawrence "Through the hard work, sweat, blood, and tears of my ancestors, I exist right now

案例简介：Photo by Wayne Lawrence @waynelawrence "Through the hard work, sweat, blood, and tears of my ancestors, I exist right now, and the last thing I want to do is cover up my existence. If I get arrested or if I get beaten or at worse lose my life to police violence over this nonsense I want people to know it was me. And I just stand for what I stand for. And in terms of the all-white, wearing all white is a huge part of African tradition.” —Tazha Williams with Karla Lugo, from Portland, Oregon, before the Commitment March, on August 27. Today's march honors the 57th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (which happened on August 28) and emphasizes the work still to be done, especially on police and criminal justice reform. Editor’s Note: A previous version of this caption incorrectly stated the participants names. The caption has been updated.

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国家地理 - Photo by Wayne Lawrence @waynelawrence "Through the hard work, sweat, blood, and tears of my ancestors, I exist right now

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