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How is the media covering George Floyd?

George Floyd often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.

Left: 38%

23%

Right: 39%

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Minneapolis City Council Approves $125K Settlement for Man Injured During 2020 George Floyd Protests

The Minneapolis City Council voted last month to approve a $125,000 settlement for a man who claims a police officer severely injured him during a protest following the murder of George Floyd over five years ago. According to the lawsuit, Mason Hermann, who was 20 at the time, was hit in the head with a non-lethal round during a protest outside the Third Precinct building on May 27, 2020. He was later found to have suffered a laceration to his s…George Floyd · Minneapolis Read Article

From 'Wreckoning' To 'Wrecked': Van Jones Says It's Time For Workplace Activism To End

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Former Obama Advisor and Other Pundits Agree That Companies Are Right to Push Back Against the Politicization of the Office. In a significant shift from the corporate social-responsibility trend of the early 2020s, a growing number of companies are telling employees to leave their politics at the door. Leading this charge is former Obama advisor […] From ‘Wreckoning’ To ‘Wrecked’: Van Jones Says It’s Time For Workplace Activism To EndGeorge Floyd · United States See the Story

Filmmaker, daughter get $3.8M from L.A. County after George Floyd protest attack

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Los Angeles County will pay nearly $4 million to a local filmmaker and his daughter after the man was wounded by a rubber bullet during the 2020 protests related to the murder of George Floyd. Attorneys for Cellin Gluck, 66, and his daughter Caroline Gluck announced Thursday that the Glucks were awarded $3.8 million after suing the county for negligence. The elder Gluck was "unarmed and calmly photographing the crowd near Beverly Blvd. and Stanl…George Floyd · Los Angeles See the Story

Trump administration drops police oversight spurred by Floyd, Taylor killings

56% Center coverage: 156 sources

The U.S. Justice Department is abandoning efforts to secure court-approved settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville, despite its prior finding that police in both cities routinely violated the civil rights of Black people, a senior official said on Wednesday. Department of Justice · United States See the Story

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Minneapolis City Council Approves $125K Settlement for Man Injured During 2020 George Floyd Protests

Under Kash Patel, the FBI’s personnel purge goes from bad to worse

FBI Fires Agents Seen Kneeling at Black Lives Matter Protest in 2020

FBI Fires Agents Who Knelt At George Floyd Protest, Reports Say

Make Oct. 14 a Day to Honor George Floyd, Not Kirk

From 'Wreckoning' To 'Wrecked': Van Jones Says It's Time For Workplace Activism To End

Filmmaker, daughter get $3.8M from L.A. County after George Floyd protest attack

Trump administration drops police oversight spurred by Floyd, Taylor killings

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Minneapolis City Council Approves $125K Settlement for Man Injured During 2020 George Floyd Protests

Under Kash Patel, the FBI’s personnel purge goes from bad to worse

FBI Fires Agents Seen Kneeling at Black Lives Matter Protest in 2020

FBI Fires Agents Who Knelt At George Floyd Protest, Reports Say

Make Oct. 14 a Day to Honor George Floyd, Not Kirk

From 'Wreckoning' To 'Wrecked': Van Jones Says It's Time For Workplace Activism To End

Filmmaker, daughter get $3.8M from L.A. County after George Floyd protest attack

Trump administration drops police oversight spurred by Floyd, Taylor killings