My 2020 Moments: To fight or to be silent
CGTN, 02 Jan 2021
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"Black men being killed by police is somewhat normal in this country," James Austin, a 27-year-old filmmaker, based in Los Angeles, U.S., recalls what he thought when he first heard about George Floyd's story. As a Black American, Austin has seen too many unequal things growing up, so he was not surprised by the news. But what surprised him was how people reacted to the killing, going out to the streets and protesting in a way they never had.
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"Black men being killed by police is somewhat normal in this country," James Austin, a 27-year-old filmmaker, based in Los Angeles, U.S., recalls what he thought when he first heard about George Floyd's story. As a Black American, Austin has seen too many unequal things growing up, so he was not surprised by the news. But what surprised him was how people reacted to the killing, going out to the streets and protesting in a way they never had.
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