The Enduring Urgency of Black Breath

Omotayo T. Jolaosho

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A mural covers a partial wall. The background is painted black and the sentence “I can’t breathe” is repeated over and over across the entire background, often overlapping with one another. This background is overlaid with a painting of George Floyd’s face.

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Publication: Anthropology News
Year: 2021

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