New Documentary Showcases the Local Voices that Continue to Make Lasting Change in the Twin Cities Following George Floyd's Murder

After George Floyd's death, media descended on Minnesota. Reporters recall the chaos of it all

ROCHESTER — Five years ago, media from across the country descended on Minneapolis after the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. In less than 24 hours after Floyd died, thousands of protesters took to the streets of Minneapolis to demand justice for Floyd. The protests quickly devolved into chaos and destruction in the city. Protests would soon spread across the world, but the Twin Cities became the epicenter of the issue. The Rochester Post …

612: Darkness in the Land of Nice Premieres May 23 in Minneapolis

The new documentary 612: Darkness in the Land of Nice by Diem Van Groth explores Minnesota’s youth-led uprising, racial justice, and grassroots solutions. Premieres May 23. The post In 2020, Minnesota youth changed the world appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

New data shows increase in fatal police encounters 5 years after George Floyd's death

New data tracks local and nationwide law enforcement encounters five years since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

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New documentary showcases the local voices that continue to make lasting change in the Twin Cities following George Floyd's murder

The film also captures how young people had the courage and conviction to seek justice and refused to accept the status quo.