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First-time activists on how last summer’s protests changed their lives Vox.com 1 hr ago Mary Retta © Denise Truscello/Getty Images Last year, protesters demanded justice for the death of George Floyd in Las Vegas. “I just felt so incredibly angry last summer,” said Maya Green, a 19-year-old who attended her first protest in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd in May 2020. “I learned this summer that it’s really easy to get burned out and become disillusioned, so I’m trying to rest when I need it and be intentional about taking the time to learn.”

Amish around here to put these brightly-colored orange triangles on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent orange and red color is contrary to their avoidance of displaying extravagant color. >> reporter: bill sharp is a lawyer with the american civil liberties union which now represents eight amish men who were arrested for refusing to comply. >> they do, in fact, use alternative safety measures that are equally effective at improving the buggies' roadway visibility and maintaining safety. >> reporter: now, the amish say they will put this reflective...

Stopping time in 1913. unfortunately, according to the representative, they're also stopping traffic, and he wallets all the amish around here to put these brightly-colored orange triangle on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent orange and red color is contrary to their extravagant displays of color. >> reporter: bill sharp is an attorney with the american civil liberties union which now represents eight amish men who were arrested for refusing to comply. >> they are willing and do, in fact, use alternative safety measures that are equally effective...

Brightly-colored orange triangles on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent orange and red color is contrary to their avoidance of displaying extravagant color. >> reporter: bill sharp is a lawyer with the american civil liberties union which now represents eight amish men who were arrested for refusing to comply. >> they do, in fact, use alternative safety measures that are equally effective at improving the buggies' roadway visibility and maintaining safety. >> reporter: now, the amish say they will put this reflective tape on their buggies, but the...

Stopping time in 1913. unfortunately, according to the representative, they're also stopping traffic, and he wallets all the amish around here to put these brightly-colored orange triangle on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent orange and red color is contrary to their extravagant displays of color. >> reporter: bill sharp is an attorney with the american civil liberties union which now represents eight amish men who were arrested for refusing to comply. >> they are willing and do, in fact, use alternative safety measures that are equally effective...