“A friend of mine asked, ‘how does it feel to be a black man in America?’ I sighed. . . It hurts my heart to know it’s gotten to this point. As a BLACK photographer, I feel it’s my duty to bring awareness with the loudest voice I have; images. I hope documenting and sharing this time in history will inspire future photographers and help bring context to those who don't understand the reason we march. Images like these remind me how beautiful we as people are, coming together to not only stand up for what we believe in but for what is a human right; a non-negotiable problem society must solve. . . A lot of us might ask ourselves how we should start the conversation about the Black Lives Matter movement. The answer is it starts within your community. It starts with your close friends, the ones you send memes to every day. It starts with having uncomfortable conversations with people that think differently from you, no matter their race. As a son of Caribbean parents who've dealt with mor...