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Dems, GOP Hustle on Police Bill Nearly One Year After George Floyd's Death
After President Joe Biden challenged Congress to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act by May 25, Republicans and Democrats in the House and the Senate spent much of Thursday working to craft bipartisan police reform legislation that can pass in the coming weeks.
Just 9 Percent of Trump Voters Support the Black Lives Matter Movement
Overall, nearly half of Americans said they somewhat or strongly support the goals of the anti-racism activists.
Chauvin Juror Says Verdict 'Possibly' Affected by His Trial Silence
Brandon Mitchell was Juror 52 of the 12 jury members who convicted Derek Chauvin of George Floyd's murder.
High School Assignment Asks if Chauvin Should Have Been Charged With Murder
One of the questions referred to drugs in George Floyd's system at the time of his killing in Minnesota.
Derek Chauvin Prosecutor Reveals It Was His First Ever Criminal Case
"Most people wouldn't realize that this was my first foray into criminal law," Jerry Blackwell said on MSNBC's The Last Word.
1,050 Died in Police Encounters Between Floyd Murder, Chauvin Verdict
At least 979 civilians were killed by police between May 25, 2020 and April 20, 2021, with 71 police officers also killed in the line of duty.
Mario Gonzalez Bodycam Video Shows Police Kneeling on Him Before His Death
Gonzalez, 26, died after an encounter with police officers in a park in Alameda, California on April 19.
School Offers 'White Student Support Circle' After Derek Chauvin Verdict
Randall Brooker, Superintendent, Piedmont Unified School District, said that the email that appeared to show the school offering the support session was a "poor choice of words."
Derek Chauvin Once Kept Knee on Teen's Back for 17 Minutes, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors had wanted to include the incident as evidence in the trial for the killing of George Floyd.
What an LAPD Veteran Wrote in Open Letter to LeBron James
Deon Joseph offered to sit down and talk with LeBron James about policing in America in a Facebook post.
Shaun King: Joe Biden Must Fix the Racist Justice System He Helped Create
Will the U.S. seize the historic moment following the conviction of Derek Chauvin for George Floyd's murder to finally tackle the the policing and criminal justice crises that have torn the country apart? Activist Shaun King outlines the steps Biden and Congress should take now.
Angel Zapata Hernandez Died With a Knee to His Neck Months Before Floyd
Angel Zapata Hernandez died while being arrested by security officers of San Diego's Metropolitan Transit System in June 2019.
Cases Handled by Ex-Medical Examiner in Chauvin Trial to be Examined
More than 450 doctors signed an open letter casting doubt on the work of David Fowler, who argued the cause of George Floyd's death was "undetermined."
Nearly Half of Republicans Think Chauvin Trial Verdict Was Wrong: Poll
U.S. adults who disagreed with the verdict were overwhelmingly white, conservative and male.
Harris: Chauvin Verdict Won't 'Heal the Pain That Existed for Generations'
The vice president urged the Senate to have "the courage" to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.
Teacher Resigns Over Photo of Her Foot on Black Boy's Neck
The boy's mother had said the teacher, who is white, had a "heart of pure gold" and did not deserve to lose her job.
Rep. Jim Clyburn Joins Waters in Urging Protesters to 'Be Confrontational'
"Come on, this stuff is crazy. We just can't sit by and think it'll go away. We gotta push it away. We gotta confront it," Clyburn said.
Derek Chauvin Sentencing Date Falls Just Before Juneteenth
The timing of a Minneapolis police officer's sentencing could prove a poignant moment for many Black Americans.
Virginia Man Shot 10 Times by Police After Officers Gave Him Ride Home
"The officer just started shooting at him for no reason," Isaiah Brown's brother told a local news channel.
Majority of White Evangelicals Think Black Americans Receive Equal Justice
Meanwhile, 57 percent of all white Americans believe Black Americans are not treated equally by the justice system.
America Has Come a Long Way Since the Rodney King Beating
Now that the trial of Derek Chauvin has resulted in the jury finding the former police officer guilty on three charges, we can see how far our nation has come since the Rodney King beating.
The Toxicity of the Permanent Outrage Mentality
The unfortunate reality is that, in our modern political and media ecosystem, a permanently aggrieved, outraged, victimized mentality pays well.
Black Men Are a Rorschach Test That America Keeps Failing
The image of a Black man is the Rorschach test that America repeatedly fails.
White People Entering Minneapolis' George Floyd Square Given Instructions
"This is where George Floyd took his last breath under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, under the watch of three other officers," a sign reads.
Massachusetts Police Officer Reassigned Over Pro-Derek Chauvin Post
The Fall River Police Department said the officer "inadvertently" posted a statement to the department's Facebook account that appeared to show support for Chauvin and criticize George Floyd.
LeBron James Called Out Over Ties to China After Ma'Khia Bryant Tweet
The basketball star was criticized for tweeting a photo of the police officer who shot the 16-year-old in Columbus, Ohio.
Radio Host Fired Over 'Racist' Tweet About Derek Chauvin Verdict
The conservative talk show host tweeted and then deleted a post that included a gif of Black tribesmen apparently dancing in celebration along with the word: "Guilty!"
Daunte Wright Funeral Sees Minneapolis Grieve Days After Chauvin Verdict
Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was fatally shot by a police officer in a Minneapolis suburb on April 11.
The Jury Was 'Under Extraordinary Pressure' To Convict Chauvin
The correct constitutional approach is to permit protests while insulating the jury from them.
Teacher Suspended Over Photo of Her Foot on Black Boy's Neck
The teacher from Lamar Elementary School in Greenville, Texas, sent the image to the 10-year-old's mother.