"A variation on rest in peace, rest in power is used, especially in Black and LGBTQ communities, to commemorate a person whose death is considered unjust or wrongful. In this way, rest in power is a call to continue the struggle for social justice and as a show of solidarity." ~Dictionary.com
https://www.dictionary.com/e/politics/rest-in-power/
George Floyd; photo from The New York Times.
Ahmaud Arbery; photo by Marcus Arbery via USA Today.
Breonna Taylor; photo by the Taylor Family via Agence France-Presse.
Rayshard Brooks; photo from The Wall Street Journal.
Michael Brown; photo by NBC News.
Botham Jean; photo from Jeff Montgomery/Harding University/AP.
Eric Garner; photo from Michael McCoy/Reuters.
Atatiana Jefferson; photo from CNN.
Alton Sterling; photo from Facebook/New York Daily News.
Philando Castile; photo from CBS Minnesota.
Tamir Rice; photo by The New York Times.
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Trayvon Martin; photo by The Orlando Sentinel.
Sandra Bland; photo by The Chicago Tribune
