Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder as they call for justice and decry Trump
- Thousands gathered on Sunday at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis to mark five years since his murder by police officer Derek Chauvin in 2020.
- Floyd's death under Chauvin's knee for 9 1/2 minutes sparked widespread protests and demands for police reform amid long-standing racial justice frustrations.
- Minneapolis police now engage with the community at the square, operating under a consent decree focusing on race-based policing and reasonable force.
- A recent nonprofit report gave Minneapolis high marks for compliance, while activists urged greater support for Black businesses, housing, education, and crime prevention.
- Despite progress, locals and officials acknowledge ongoing crime challenges and debate the future of George Floyd Square, reflecting incomplete community recovery.
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‘A breaking point’ Kansas City Activists reflect on five years after George Floyd protests
It has been five years since the killing of George Floyd, a moment that ignited nationwide protests and renewed demands for racial justice and police reform. In Kansas City, some protestors feel their calls for justice remain unanswered.
From reckoning to backlash, Black women reflect on the stakes of the moment
In 2020, as the world was gripped by the coronavirus, the killing of George Floyd shocked Americans into action and into the streets by the millions, protesting the unrelenting killing of Black people by police. The moment sparked a nascent reckoning in America around systemic racism and institutional inequality — in many cases, with Black women at the center. They led protests and were hired to fix broken institutions and diversify boards. Th…
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