Berlin and London join anti-racism protests
Anger over the killing of George Floyd has gone international, with people taking to the streets Berlin and London to show solidarity with US protesters. In Germany, soccer stars wore T-shirts and knelt in support. Thousands of people took to the streets of London and Berlin on Sunday to show support for protests in the United States over the killing of a black man by a white police officer
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Violence down, Protests up: George Floyd movement getting stronger
George Floyd protests taking place around the world demanding justice for the black community. Protests have been criticized by some people due to looting incidents in rallies, but the violence and looting have decreased significantly in recent days. Tens of thousands of people have demonstrated, mainly peacefully, across the United States. One of the biggest protests, joined by Floyd's relatives, took place in his hometown of Houston, Texas
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Tributes and flowers at George Floyd’s death site
Tributes and flowers at George Floyd’s death site
In Minneapolis, the place George Floyd died has become an emotionally charged site of tribute, with hundreds of flowers and messages of condolences left by mourners. Yesterday, the police said they had found incendiary materials like water bottles filled with gasoline in the area, but today, it's quiet
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Elon Musk demands justice for George
Elon Musk demands justice for George
The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX addressed the protests that have escalated in the week since George Floyd, an African-American man, died after white Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck for several minutes, which was caught on a citizen video that went viral. He said, it's not enough to charge just one officer for the incident
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George Floyd protest reaches Amsterdam
George Floyd protest reaches Amsterdam
George Floyd protests reached Europe as several thousand people gathered in Amsterdam’s Dam Square Monday to protest against police violence and in solidarity with demonstrations across the US. “Institutionally racist violence against black people is a problem that also occurs in The Netherlands and the rest of Europe,” the organizers said in a statement, according to CNN affiliate and national broadcaster NOS
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