TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月14日 07時28分

In 2016, Wayne Fella Morrison, a 29-year-old Indigenous Australian, was found blue and unresponsive after correctional officers placed him facedown in the back of a prison van, bound and with a spit hood over his head. His sibling Latoya Aroha Rule has since organized rallies to draw attention to Aboriginal deaths in custody. Four years ago, hundreds marched in solidarity in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Following Floyd’s death, tens of thousands took to the streets across Australia holding Black Lives Matter signs alongside the names of Indigenous people who have died in custody. Rule was stunned. Floyd’s death, they say, has allowed people “to see that this isn’t the past, this is systemic and it’s happening every day.” Rule and racial-justice organizers are TIME's 2020 Guardians of the Year. Read more, and see the rest of #TIMEPOY, at the link in bio. Photograph by @siaduff for TIME

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