Tar Heels Speak Out Against Racial Injustice
Posted Jun 25, 2020
As Americans once again hit the streets to protest police brutality – this time it was the killing of George Floyd that sparked what would become a global movement - UNC’s football players expressed their frustration, sorrow and support through words, art and action. It took senior running back Michael Carter several times to get through the video of Floyd’s death.
(Inside Carolina)
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