US EditionInformal therapy offers healing at George Floyd memorial
- People gathered at a Minneapolis memorial on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's killing by white police officer Derek Chauvin.
- This event followed emotional distress caused by Floyd's filmed death and recent calls by some right-wing allies to pardon Chauvin.
- Attendees, including Minneapolis resident Janet Kitui, engaged in informal re-evaluation counseling to discuss feelings and foster healing.
- A study revealed that nearly one million additional Black Americans showed signs of depression during the week following George Floyd's death, highlighting the profound emotional impact.
- The memorial and counseling emphasize grassroots dialogue as key to healing and social change amid ongoing racial division, as expressed by participants.
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World Heritage Site to Mohrenapotheke: How Colonialism Still Shapes Nuremberg's Cityscape
Nuremberg - The death of George Floyd brought people to the streets worldwide, also in the region was demonstrated. Five years later a young association in Nuremberg fights for more awareness and deals with the colonial past of the city.
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