Solidarity, racism were common themes for legislators in four predominantly English-speaking countries who tweeted about Floyd’s death or ‘Black lives matter’ | Pew Research Center

August 3, 2020

Outside U.S., Floyd’s killing and protests sparked discussion on legislators’ Twitter accounts

Solidarity, racism were common themes for legislators in four predominantly English-speaking countries who tweeted about Floyd’s death or ‘Black lives matter’

Solidarity, racism were common themes for legislators in four predominantly English-speaking countries who tweeted about Floyd’s death or ‘Black lives matter’

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Outside U.S., Floyd’s killing and protests sparked discussion on legislators’ Twitter accounts
Solidarity, racism were common themes for legislators in four predominantly English-speaking countries who tweeted about Floyd’s death or ‘Black lives matter’
Across four predominantly English-speaking countries, legislators in left-leaning political parties were more likely to tweet about George Floyd or ‘Black lives matter’
More than half of national legislators in the UK tweeted about George Floyd or ‘Black lives matter’ in the weeks after Floyd’s death in Minneapolis