George Floyd

We can see to it that no one else ever faces the awful killing experienced by George Floyd and countless others. Even as we are glad for justice done, we should weep for injustices still at work, and for a life that is still gone.

The case of George Floyd and the guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin presents a critical moment in our lives and what we do with it will shape our nation and world for decades to come. But it starts with this.

Dozens of demonstrators suddenly rushed into the church, fleeing police. The officers followed, and the result was what Verbout described as a standoff between police and protesters in the church parking lot.

There are words. But they are not mine. “I stayed in my body.” Words from a testimony at the Derek Chauvin trial — a trial I could not watch, only read in glimpses.

When Nona Jones started speaking about racial injustice at the 2020 Global Leadership Summit, she said she knew some people may tune her out. But, she promised to take the conversation somewhere we likely haven’t been over these last several weeks of tension.

Not only has the atmosphere of the area around the George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis shifted, it’s also gotten a new name. Chicago Ave has been renamed George Floyd Ave.

“I encourage you to righteously protest unrighteousness, wherever you find it,” Tony Evans says in his video. However, his advice comes with a caveat: It’s not enough to protest. We also need to act in order to be a part of the solution.

Lauren Daigle instagram: The Christian singer posted a video about her silence on the killing of George Floyd and the subsequent outrage his death has stirred up.