6
33
00:36
Syrian Migrant Throws 91-Year-Old Lady Down The Stairs To Rob Her Neclace In Sweden After Being Let Out On Rape Charges
6
33
0
WTH? Holocaust Museum In Florida Now Features A George Floyd Exhibit?
01:13
Little Girl Interviewing Mike Tyson Probably Regrets Asking This Question About Legacy LOL
2
2
0
00:22
Mike Tyson Bitch Slaps Jake Paul During Weigh-In, Paul Threatens To Kill Him In The Ring
0
2
0
01:37
Connecticut School Teacher Who Threatened To Kill Trump Supporters Starts Crying During Interview After Being Forced To Resign
1
1
0
01:10
Liberal Hack And Deepstate Butt-Plug Jen Psaki Say There Needs To Be Laws To Keep People From Getting Info From Social Media
0
0
0
00:47
Utah Woman Brings TDS To A Whole New Level After Climbing Onto Power Transformer, Screaming About Not Being Safe Before Knocking Out Power For Nearly 1k People
0
0
0
02:06
California Parents Demand A Teacher Caught On Recording Telling Hispanic Students Their Parents Voted For Trump To Be White To Be Fired
8
1
0
MAITLAND, Fla. – The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center opened a new exhibit called “Uprooting Prejudice: Faces of Change” -- a tribute to George Floyd, the man who died in police custody in Minneapolis on Memorial Day.
The portraits at the exhibit were captured by photographer, John Noltner.
The exhibit shows 45 strangers, each portrait shows a message in English and Spanish.
Lisa Bachman is the assistant director at the Holocaust Center and said Noltner initially wanted to share the photos with the museum on social media but she said her team decided to do more than just that.
“We produced them so that people can come and look them in the eye. So you come face to face with people, so you can really experience the feelings that they were feeling,” Bachman said.
