5 Years After George Floyd’s Murder, Performative DEI Is Dead. What Comes Next?

Racism, at home and abroad

Five years after the murder of George Floyd, there has been little or no progress. Police reform legislation still has not passed in Congress. Police continue to use violence against people of color at a rate far higher than against…

5 years after George Floyd’s murder, performative DEI is dead. What comes next?

Five years ago, I watched alongside millions of Americans as the news media looped a clip of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis. In the days that followed, as a national movement came to life, dozens of CEOs and executives reached out to me for advice on how their companies should navigate this sudden “racial reckoning.” One time donations or DEI policies would no longer be enough. We needed a sustained respons…

5th anniversary of the death of George Floyd – the L.A. riots * WorldNetDaily * by Larry Elder

False narrative about blacks encourages more violence, more property damage

5th Anniversary of the Death of George Floyd — The Damage Continues, Part 2

In dealing with the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles police chief described his force as “overwhelmed” by the protesters and rioters. The city, as is the case with many of America’s other large cities, suffers from inadequate manpower. The size of the LAPD is the smallest in 20 years.

Five Years Since the Death of George Floyd: The Damage Continues, Part 2

False narratives perpetuated by the George Floyd/BLM riots of 2020 feed attitudes leading to riots like those in Los Angeles and around the country today.

Paul Vallas: We must not allow a repeat of 2020 George Floyd protests in Chicago – Chicago Tribune*