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Street performance of the death of George Floyd. A crowd of protesters raise traditional one arm fist salutes in respect for deaths of black africans in police custody. Black tuesday commemoration of the deaths of Adama Traore in France and George Floyd in USA. Tribunal de Paris, Paris, June 2, 2020. Photography by Nigel Dickinson/Hans Lucas.
Spectacle de rue de la mort de George Floyd. Une foule de manifestants souleve des coups de poing traditionnels a un bras en signe de deces des Noirs africains en garde a vue. Mardi noir commemoration de la mort d Adama Traore en France et de George Floyd aux Etats-Unis. Tribunal de Paris, Paris, 2 juin 2020. Photographie par Nigel Dickinson/Hans Lucas.

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Street performance of the death of George Floyd. A crowd of protesters raise traditional one arm fist salutes in respect for deaths of black africans in police custody. Black tuesday commemoration of the deaths of Adama Traore in France and George Floyd in USA. Tribunal de Paris, Paris, June 2, 2020. Photography by Nigel Dickinson/Hans Lucas.<br />
Spectacle de rue de la mort de George Floyd. Une foule de manifestants souleve des coups de poing traditionnels a un bras en signe de deces des Noirs africains en garde a vue. Mardi noir commemoration de la mort d Adama Traore en France et de George Floyd aux Etats-Unis. Tribunal de Paris, Paris, 2 juin 2020. Photographie par Nigel Dickinson/Hans Lucas.