Home / Life These are the peaceful protest pictures you need to see There's been a lot of focus in the media on the property destruction happening during some protests, but they don't tell the full story. By Motherly Editors June 2, 2020 Rectangle People across the country continue to protest against police brutality after a video of police killing George Floyd went viral last week. There’s been a lot of focus in the media on the property destruction that some of these protests have escalated to, but they don’t tell the full story. Not everyone protesting is being violent, and some are even marching alongside members of their local police squad. Even children are protesting for a better future . Parents have been sharing their own stories of racism and fear on social platforms —many of which have gone viral — and their pleas for change so their children can have a safe future ahead of them . Here are some of the most powerful photos from peaceful protesters across the country: “We all bleed the same color” Instagram An officer hugs a protester Twitter A man and two kids join a caravan Twitter A young man stands in his cap and gown during a protest Twitter Protesters lie down on a highway Instagram Protester takes a knee Dai Sugano Denver police chief marches with protesters Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images “Radical action brings radical change #BLM” Twitter “Black Lives Matter” Twitter Man hands out water to protesters Tristan Eason Protester and police pound fists while taking a knee Twitter Protesters lie down on the floor in silence Twitter “Black lives matter. Today. Tomorrow. Forever” Twitter Protesters take a knee at Reno Twitter Protesters block off streets in Albany Instagram “No justice no peace!!” Instagram People pray at George Floyd’s memorial site Stephen Maturen/Getty Images The latest Motherly Stories To the mama without a village: I see you Viral & Trending This viral TikTok captures what it’s like to parent through exhaustion and mental health struggles Life Can men really see the mess? Inside moms’ invisible labor at home Life 7 months pregnant on the campaign trail: How motherhood has changed the way I view politics