The ongoing protests in response to the death of George Floyd have resulted in a flood of truly heartbreaking images on the news and across social media. There have also been some uplifting moments of communities coming together, people protecting one another, and members of law enforcement and protesters embracing, marching, kneeling, and praying together. These are a few of the best we've come across.
Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson walked with protesters in Flint, Michigan.
Protesters and police officers prayed together in Lexington, Kentucky.
Police Chief Steve Mylett kneels with protesters in Bellevue, Washington.
A police officer in Sacramento, California hugs and takes a knee with a protester.
Brian Irving took it upon himself to clean up graphitti in downtown Houston after protests.
Activist Tiera Johnson hugged HPD Sgt. Charles Corgey at a protest event here in Houston.
George Floyd's brother led a prayer vigil in Minneapolis and urged protesters to keep things peaceful.
New Jersey protesters dance during a march.
Protesters form a human barrier to protect a lone police officer in Louisville, Kentucky.
Camden County Police Chief Joe Wysocki joined the front line of a march Saturday afternoon in New Jersey.
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