3-year-old Elizabeth Payton holds up during the George Floyd protest in downtown Greenville.
Two protesters stand on top of a police vehicle as officers surround the crowd to create a barricade.
A driver and passenger scream and yell in solidarity with protesters as they marched down Main Street.
A protester silently holds up a sign towards a line of police officers in downtown Greenville.
After attending her graduation ceremony from Riverside High School, Hannah Kegley joins in the George Floyd protest on Saturday afternoon.
A protester reacts as another protester hits a parked police car.
Protester Eric Ranson holds up a sign for passerbys to see on Saturday afternoon at the Peace Center in downtown Greenville.
As protesters are forced to leave by Greenville police two men hold onto each other as they walk towards officers to get in their car.
As protesters disperse a woman stands in front of police officers and holds up a sign refusing to leave.
A peaceful protester holds up a Black Lives Matter Too sign while marching around the Clemson University campus.
Two young men put their arms around their shoulders and sway while the song “Amazing Grace” is sung at the end of the peaceful protest.
Clemson football players take knee and bow their heads for 8 minutes and 46 seconds of reflection. The 8:46 represents the amount of time officers held a knee on George Floyd’s body.
Clemson football players lead thousands of peaceful protesters around the Clemson University campus.
The sunlight hits a protester in the crowd as she holds up a “No Justice - No Peace” sign during the peaceful protest event.
Thousands of protesters march along the streets of downtown Clemson.
Thousands of protesters link their arms together and bow their head in prayer at the end of Clemson Community Peaceful Protest.
Betty Jo Smith holds up a sign as her five-year-old son Kyrie Jenkins hugs her side during the George Floyd protest.
Officer Calley Moore hands 6-year-old Myla Montgomery a popsicle during the George Floyd protest outside of Seneca City Hall.
Clemson running back Darien Rencher speaks at the Clemson Community Peaceful Protest at Bowman Field.
Two protesters raise their hands in praise as a worship song is sung at the end of the Clemson Community Peaceful Protest.
