LeBron James vented his anger in an Instagram post after a black man was killed in violence by white police officers on Monday in Minneapolis.
A new drama of police violence has unfolded in the United States. On Monday, George Floyd, a black man, died after being manhandled by white police officers during his arrest in Minneapolis. In an unbearable scene filmed for ten minutes on Facebook Live, an officer is seen holding the victim to the ground while holding him with the help of a knee on his neck.
See this post on InstagramDo you understand NOW!!??!!?? Or is it still blurred to you?? ?? ♂️ #StayWoke?
Despite his complaints of difficulty breathing, the officer did not release the embrace. He was eventually taken to hospital where he died a short time later. The latest death of a black man after white police officers intervened has angered the city and reignited accusations of racism against the police. All four officers were fired.
In an Instagram post, LeBron James expressed his disgust by posting a montage featuring a photo of the policeman with his knee on George Floyd’s neck alongside a shot of Colin Kaepernick, a US soccer player who became famous for putting his knee on the ground during the American anthem played before games to protest racism in the United States.
“That’s why,” the cliché captions. “Do you understand now? Or is it always blurry for you?” asked the Los Angeles Lakers star.
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