TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月9日 02時54分

A campaign against a Polish racial epithet used widely to describe and address Black people is at the center of an emerging movement in Poland to reckon with racial discrimination. The movement, which unites Black activists and allies under the hashtag #DontCallMeMurzyn, shows how a renewed focus on anti-Black racism inspired by the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 and brutal policing on Black communities has gone global. The movement that grew in the wake of the killing by U.S. police of George Floyd now extends beyond countries with sizable African diasporas from slavery and colonialism to places like Poland, where 97% of citizens are white. In this photograph: Bianka Nwolisa walks with a sign reading “Stop Calling Me Murzyn” during a protest against police brutality in Warsaw on June 4. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @rafal.milach—@Magnum Photos

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