TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月12日 08時11分

Photographer Ruddy Roye shadowed members of George Floyd's family this week as they prepared for his memorial and funeral in Houston. "I was seeing on TV all that power and all that energy that's been generated by the moment where these family members are in the background," Roye says. "We, the people who are not intimately attached to the family, we see a revolution. We find solidarity and empathy with the family, but to us it's a movement. To them, it's their family member," he adds. "They're overwhelmed. They were crying. They were in pain. So I had to walk that line of recording history and empathy. When I was with the family, I couldn’t be a part of the movement. I had to be in the lane of empathy and strength for the family, and when I wasn't with the family, I could photograph like I was documenting history." Read more, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photographs by @ruddyroye for TIME

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