'Late Show' host StephenAtHome suggested a video filter to help nonviolent Black Lives Matter demonstrations get attention from outlets that have stopped covering ongoing protests
Anti-racism and anti-police brutality protests have continued to take place throughout the country, following the killing of George Floyd in May. But according to Stephen Colbert, there seems to be less media coverage of recent protests compared to the beginning of the current wave of demonstrations, when there were also multiple reported instances of violence amid the protests.
Over footage of peaceful protesters marching, holding signs and kneeling, a voice introduces Car-A-Fire, "the brand new video filter guaranteed to make your protest footage newsworthy."
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