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A digital, color image of image of protesters carrying a banner during the All Black Lives Matter march in Hollywood, California. The image was taken by Tommy Oliver during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd. The image depicts the group of protesters, walking down a city street, carrying a large white banner with large, printed, block letters is text that reads [TOGETHER UNITED / WE’LL NEVER BE DIVIDED]. The words “TOGETHER” and “UNITED” are separated by a large, dripping, red heart and the word “UNITED” is spelled out in black outlined rainbow colors. The banner is held up to neck level by several protesters. One female protester, depicted in the far left foreground, is wearing a shirt with a portrait of Shirley Chisholm on the front. She is holding up a protest sign that reads [Black / Lives / Matter! / BLM] with all of the text underlined.

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