Echoes of 'I Can’t Breathe': The Fifth Anniversary of a Global Awakening

MINNEAPOLIS — On Sunday, a collective of police reform advocates and civil rights supporters converged with thousands of community members to commemorate the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. Attendees voiced their discontent with the Trump administration, asserting that its policies have severely impeded progress on these critical issues. During a poignant graveside service in Houston, Rev. Al Sharpton addressed Floyd’s family, highlighting the enduring impact of his tragic death at age 46. The somber gathering served not only as a remembrance but also as a rallying cry for continued activism in the pursuit of justice and equality, reinforcing the urgent need for comprehensive reforms in policing and societal attitudes towards racial equity.