Blackness hangs over social media in solidarity with people of brown skin

Blackness hangs over social media in solidarity with people of brown skin 

George Floyd, the victim who blew up demonstrations in the great countries, because of the racism of an American policeman.

Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and Twitter have updated the logos of their various platforms to support the Black Lives Matter anti-racism campaign, from their official colors to black, in solidarity with the international activist movement over six days ago.

Many hashtags were transmitted to support the campaign against racism around the world, moved to the pages of celebrities in general through social media pages with a black image, and brands and pages of international and commercial brands, all over the world, demanding justice and rejecting racism.

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We are listening. We are learning. Change is needed and we all need to be part of the process. Over the next several days we will be taking the time to identify how Dolce&Gabbana can be part of the solution.

A post shared by Dolce & Gabbana (@dolcegabbana) on Jun 2, 2020 at 1: 38pm PDT

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DISCRIMINATION HAS NO ⁣ JUSTIFICATION ⁣ ⁣ WE BELIEVE IN RESPECT ⁣ ⁣ #blacklivesmatter⁣

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Black Lives Matter #endracism

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The wife of the cop who killed George Floyd is filing for divorce from him