Often criticized for its power to divide, social media has a unique power to galvanize people—in this case over the killing of George Floyd—globally
An Israeli activist addressed a Tel Aviv crowd through a bullhorn about the pain she felt watching video of a police officer kneeling on George Floyd’s neck. Two Danish university students hung a black sheet with the message “Black Lives Matter” over a Copenhagen intersection. A Welsh shop retrofitter marched with thousands of others through Cardiff, chanting “No Justice, No Peace.”
They all helped illustrate the power of social media to galvanize demonstrators globally with lightning speed.
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