George Floyd was somebody and his death can’t be in vain – Florida Courier

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George Floyd was somebody and his death can’t be in vain – Florida Courier

As the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who is accused of killing George Floyd by mercilessly pressing his knee against Floyd’s neck, begins this week, I am convinced that Black people need healing as much as we need justice. There is a persistent heartache that comes with the knowledge that […]

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