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Two years later, George Floyd's death still sparking change

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May 25 has been declared George Floyd Remembrance Day in Houston. Mayor Sylvester Turner gave an inaugural lecture at the Houston Public Library. Floyd's sister, LaTonya Floyd, was visibly emotional at the event. President Joe Biden signed an executive order to address systemic racism.

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Metro News

George Floyd death anniversary: What's happened two years later

George Floyd's death at the hands of white police officer Derek Chauvin sparked protests and calls for police reform across the US.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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abc 6 Philadelphia

Two years later, George Floyd's death still sparking change

Catherine Hicks vividly recalls video two years ago when she first watched George Floyd pleading for his life as Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck to restrain him.

2 years ago·Philadelphia, United States

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abc 13 Houston

What's being done for policing reform and George Floyd's legacy two years after his death?

The Floyd family says there's still a long way to go, but they will always fight to make sure George Floyd didn't die in vain.

2 years ago·Houston, United States

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The Detroit News

Bankole Thompson: Two years after George Floyd's death, Biden offers symbolic gestures

The long list of\u00a0Black people killed by police should\u00a0cause enough for a Democratic administration to act on promises\u00a0to right the wrongs of history.

2 years ago·Detroit, United States

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NBC Philadelphia

How Much Has Changed 2 Years After George Floyd's Death?

Wednesday marked the two year anniversary of the death of George Floyd. Philadelphia leaders promised to make changes in regards to social justice and police reform. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville shows us if any progress in the city has been made since then.

2 years ago·Philadelphia, United States

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Fox 11 LA

DA Gascón vows police accountability two years after George Floyd's death

In a press conference Wednesday, honoring the two-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, LA County DA George Gascón promised to hold police accountable for alleged misconduct.

2 years ago

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