I cant breath

TRYING 🥺 – Dear Dinero,

Intense breathing cat meme

To intone the words “I can’t breathe,” surrounded by thousands of others doing the same, is an act of intense empathy. Linguist Ben Zimmer explains why.

Anyone tempted to dismiss the angry, in-your-face tactics of the Black Lives Matter movement should spend a little time browsing the special litigation section of the U.S. Department of Justice, Neil MacDonald writes.

Organizations to donate to, and other actions to take to help demand justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other victims of police violence.

“Understand me before you begin contraband me” — Llona (Can’t Breathe)

“Cover illustration for the New Statesman about the worldwide protests against police violence following the death of George Floyd in the United...

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Breathing is so universal and continuous that it can be easy to forget about—until we can’t do it anymore. Then it becomes symbolic of life itself. We take special note of words that are carried on final breaths, and sometimes we even cherish the physical substance of the breaths themselves.