Young female tennis player Coco Gough of the United States has supported the protests against the death of African-Americans in her country after the death of a black male in police custody in Minneapolis. A 46-year-old black man named George Floyd died on Monday. A white police officer named Derek Chowin was sitting on his knees on George's neck and George was repeatedly saying, "I can't breathe."

Derek was arrested on Friday and charged with three degrees of murder. Protests are taking place all over the country after this incident. Gough posted one of his tick-talk videos on his Twitter on Friday in which he said, "I will always use this platform to improve the world."

He said, "So I am raising my voice against racism." In the video that Gough has posted, besides George, photos of some other people are also shown. At the end of this video it says, "Am I next?" Gough raises his hands in the video and after that it says, "I am raising my voice, will you lift it?"

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