Campus Life

A look at the White Coats for Black Lives march

Gathering started at Ball Gardens before marching through campus

By Inside IUPUI

June 9, 2020

Hundreds of IU School of Medicine students, residents and faculty gathered on campus June 3 to stand together for White Coats for Black Lives.

These photos were taken by Indiana University photographer Liz Kaye.

A large group of people stand in a grassy area wearing face masks, medical scrubs and coatsView print quality image
Man in a white coat wears a mask that says 'I can’t breathe' on itView print quality image
A woman in a white coat and mask speaks into a megaphone, a sign says 'white coats black lives'View print quality image

A woman wearing a white coat and mask is holding a sign that says 'say their names'View print quality image
A woman and child wearing scrubs and face masks are holding signsView print quality image
A collection of people wearing masks are standing holding signsView print quality image

A police officer on a bicycle leads a large group of marchers along the sidewalkView print quality image
A view from above shows a large group of marchers walking on the sidewalkView print quality image
Hospital workers cheer on marchersView print quality image

More from the newsroom

Recommended from the newsroom

Woman on couch working on laptop

Self-compassion can alleviate feelings of loneliness due to remote work, IUPUI study finds

Indiana University

|

March 18, 2021

Members of the Sports Capital Journalism Program outside Lucas Oil Stadium

7 IUPUI student journalists preparing to cover entire March Madness in Indiana

Indiana University

|

March 16, 2021

Christine Skaggs

IUPUI chemistry graduate student recognized for volunteerism

Indiana University

|

March 15, 2021

Jaunelle White of IUPUI Athletics in front of the Indianapolis skyline

Athletics administrator Jaunelle White welcomes challenge of hosting unprecedented NCAA tournament

Indiana University

|

March 8, 2021

Trending Articles

  1. Pamela Whitten named 19th president of Indiana University

  2. Nearly 1 in 3 young men in the US report having no sex, study finds

  3. Ask the Expert: SARS-CoV-2 variants

  4. Take a peek inside Maxwell Hall, recently renovated arts and humanities hub

  5. Blood test for depression, bipolar disorder offers promise of personalized treatment