TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月14日 11時09分

From Ruddy Roye (@ruddyroye), photographing in Baton Rouge, La.: Dhoruba Shakur walked confidently up to the memorial to pay his respects. He didn't smile or speak to anyone. He told me as succinctly as he could, "I am here to raise awareness." With a little more prodding, Mr Shakur said that he just wanted to come to the spot where Alton Sterling had died to get a sense of what was happening in the community. "I wanted to let the community know they don't have to put up with this shit. The community cannot be intimated by the police. I am here exercising my right to open carry because I believe that a firearm can deter criminals. It's messed up that they murdered him, and regardless if he had a gun or not, he should not have lost his life. There is a penalty for having an illegal weapon if that is what they are saying he is guilty of. It's call due process." Photo and text by @ruddyroye #onassignment for @TIME Magazine. Radcliffe "Ruddy" Roye is a Brooklyn-based documentary photographer. He is inspired by the raw and gritty lives of grass-roots people and strives to tell the stories of their victories and ills by bringing their voices to his photographs.

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