Bishop Dwane Brock said the tragic death of George Floyd led to better conversations with police in Erie.

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in Minneapolis. The event sparked nationwide protests calling for a reckoning over racist policing.

Given the prosecution's burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, this alone warranted a "not guilty" verdict. But the big question remains: What did the death of George Floyd have to do with race?

George Floyd's murder sparked "the racial reckoning that wasn't," said Nia-Malika Henderson in Bloomberg. This week marked five years since Floyd's murder by Minneapolis police officer Derek ...

I wish we could say that Minneapolis was sorry about George Floyd’s murder and that we worked quickly—and then consistently continued to work—to address the systemic problems of policing and ...

Almost everything that has transpired since the death of George Floyd in terms of racial relations has been disastrous.

How the Backlash to the George Floyd Protests Set the Stage for Another Trump Administration This op-ed argues that our collective actions are a part of an ongoing struggle and resistance, not a ...

This week the nation remembers George Floyd as a victim of police brutality. We don't have to agree about his character to agree that his murder was a symbol of racial injustice.