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Iran sponsors art exhibition of George Floyd death depicting America as racist (photos)

It depicts US police as KKK members and Israel as the overlord

Newsroom June 18 08:42

Iran has sponsored an ‘international art exhibition’ using the death of George Floyd to tar America as a deeply racist society. The exhibition, titled “I can’t breathe” includes ‘art’ that depicts US police as Nazis and Ku Klux Klan.

 

Tehran Hosts “I Can’t Breathe” Cartoon Exhibition: America, Trump, Police Depicted with Nazi, KKK Imagery; Star of David Shown Crushing the Neck of a Dove pic.twitter.com/2YEbsfXaHo

— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) June 14, 2020

Footage of the exhibition was broadcast on Iranian state television, showing one painting with a Guillotine for “only coloured” people, with the blade as an American flag.

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Another piece features the star of David crushing the neck of a dove, which is in itself a racist sentiment.

While the collection features pieces from people with 27 different nationalities, it is clearly being hosted and promoted by Iran as anti-American propaganda.

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