This study examines the way news media framed the protests following the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. It utilizes 510 tweets from 13 different U.S. media outlets in a mixed-methods content analysis of images tweeted by those media outlets. It looks at how protestors and police are portrayed as well as the role of race in the news images. Civil liberties, as opposed to law and order, are found to be a dominant frame. These findings suggest a change from previous research. Images of protestors were likely to include signs that are readable. Implications are discussed.

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制定运动：Twitter 上乔治·弗洛伊德 (George Floyd) 抗议的媒体描绘

本研究调查了 2020 年 5 月 25 日乔治·弗洛伊德 (George Floyd) 去世后新闻媒体对抗议活动的构架方式。它利用来自 13 家不同美国媒体的 510 条推文，对这些媒体发布的图像进行混合方法内容分析。它着眼于如何描绘抗议者和警察，以及种族在新闻图像中的作用。与法律和秩序相反，公民自由被认为是一个主导框架。这些发现表明与以前的研究有所不同。抗议者的图像可能包括可读的标志。讨论了影响。