TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月2日 23時42分

On May 30, five days after George Floyd’s killing in Minneapolis, Mark Clennon went out to photograph a peaceful protest winding through Manhattan. "Walking further down Fifth Avenue, I knew Trump Tower was ahead, so I hopped on a Citi Bike and cycled to the front of the crowd. When people got there and noticed it was Trump Tower, the whole protest stopped," says Clennon, 32. "I had never noticed the flag inside the Trump Tower all the times I passed it before, but in that moment, I was an active participant in that protest. I’m chanting, too, and my fist is up. The American flag behind the glass, in that gold, gilded case, it’s inaccessible to me. I have an urge to just break through that glass because that flag is for me, too. That’s the visceral feeling I had when I noticed the flag, and I think that’s the feeling this man had when he saw it, too." Read the full story behind the photo at the link in bio. Photograph by @mark.c

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