'I wholeheartedly stand in solidarity with the fight for freedom, liberation and justice,' the singer said
On Monday, the singer spoke out about Floyd's death on , expressing her support for the peaceful protests and marches around the globe and how the world needs to educate themselves to move forward.You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications.
"George Floyd's murder has sent shockwaves around the world, there are countless others that haven't," the 32-year old wrote. "Protests and marches are happening all over the globe simultaneously and only gaining momentum. So be righteously angered but be focused! Keep listening, keep asking and keep learning!" Adele urged her followers. The singer explained it is "important we don't get disheartened, hijacked or manipulated right now," adding that "this is about systematic racism, this is about police violence and it’s about inequality." The artist's post comes one week after the May 25 death of Floyd, 46, who died after Minneapolis police officer knelt on Floyd’s neck for several minutes despite Floyd’s cries for help. Chauvin has since been arrested for third-degree murder.Ariana Grande, Jamie Foxx, Halsey and More Celebs Who Joined in Protests Around the U.S. This WeekendAnd while protests in honor of Floyd's life have erupted throughout the United States, Adele noted that the movement "isn't only about America!""I wholeheartedly stand in solidarity with the fight for freedom, liberation and justice ♥️," the Grammy-winner wrote, adding the hashtags "black lives matter," "george floyd" and "say their names." Adele is just one of many celebrities that have spoken out about Floyd's killing and the culture surrounding race.Kevin Hart Says 'Police Need to Be Policed' in Wake of George Floyd: 'Stop Ignoring the Problem' "[Police officers] fired rubber bullets at us. we did not breach the line … and they [tear] gassed and fired," she tweeted Saturday, later sharing video on her Instagram Story. The singer then detailed more of her experience throughout the weekend, directing followers on where to leave much-needed supplies and
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