Remembering The Life Of George Floyd | Craig Melvin | MSNBC

Today marks the one year anniversary of George Floyd’s death. Floyd’s death heavily impacted the world and can be seen reflected through art and imagery as people find ways to honor his life.

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Remembering The Life Of George Floyd | Craig Melvin | MSNBC

49 comments

    1. Yeah ok princess but the media bringing him up like he’s a hero 🤣😂🤣 another one bites the dust

    2. Yeah the riots are not resting and looks like we can rob burn and violate who ever we want in George’s name. Yay for violence in the world. I wonder how many will die for George.

  1. The George Floyd murder resonates around the world, as other nations struggle with color of skin issues, in India, Mexico, Korea, etc

    Please watch, short animated feature: “What is your brown number”, from India.

    “We must believe in a future where color of skin is no more significant than color of hair” – Sam Harris

    1. @James Braid – I’ve argued that point as well. You must be new. Besides, you are barking up the wrong tree. My comment was about color of skin, NOT about race.

    2. If hair color didn’t matter, there wouldn’t be so many brunettes trying to pass themselves off as blondes.

    3. I hope George is looking down on us and proud of us for destroying so many lives for him across the world. Yay for riots in George’s name!!! Riot on

    4. @Bat Boy Don’t deliberately misquote “Sam Harris” on my account. Bat Boy, come on, I am dense for pointing out the obvious?

  2. I’m not such an emotional person but when he helplessly called for his mother I felt the unbearable pain, I was appalled by the brutality, and shocked when found out some kids were witnessing the cold blooded murder. I can’t say the feeling has changed a bit. I wish his family, especially his daughter & brother patience, and some happiness after this tragedy. I think that’s our lifetime collective painful memory. Maybe the best thing we can do is building a better future for everyone, especially marginalized communities, not to go through such a horrible slow death..
    p.s. I can neither wish the sorry excuses of humanity trolling here the same fate, nor I can stop Karma taking its course.

    1. Wonder if the woman he held at gunpoint while he and his friends robbed her blind felt the same way. Wonder if all the people he violated violently robbing and assaulting them cried as he was committing his acts of violence

    2. @BassRanger 10 I really feel sorry for her if she was so poor that losing a cell phone and some jewelry she couldn’t even describe made her blind. There is no evidence that he ever assaulted anyone, and only one instance of robbery, which occurred sixteen years ago.

    3. @BassRanger 10 And that’s all he was caught doing. Imagine the crimes he got away with and the victims he left behind.

    1. @Kimberly Johnson First you have to make a racist comment or imply hatred towards another race to be called a racist sweetheart. Maybe next time google word definitions if you don’t know what they mean 🤷🏽‍♂️

    2. @Collective Vision And no you don’t have to make a racist comment to call people racist! Clearly or i wouldn’t be here doing it.

  3. The Green Demon and the shadows of the Les Miserables, yes all that official boss straight talk pushing ITS lucky stars to far. Shadows come and shadows go, some flow, only some though. Shadows flowing through the Green Demon scene thought stream.

    1. @Collective Vision You judged me mr Google this good christian. You have called me many names and basically called me a Meth Addict. You definitely judged.

    2. @Kimberly Johnson No, I made fun of you for rudely attacking me, I never judged you as a good or bad person. As I said before, don’t attack people then get emotional when you can’t handle that same abuse, that’s your lesson for today 😉

    3. @Collective Vision i feel nothing from your insults or your words. They are empty like your heart.

    4. @Kimberly Johnson You insulted me, and several other people, first. You seem to keep trying to ignore that part.

    5. @Kimberly Johnson Like I said don’t cry now because you talked mess and couldn’t handle the backlash.

    1. Stay out of Schools, or they will teach you that asking questions is a conspiracy theory.

  4. I notice they dont mention in this story that George Floyd broke into a pregnant womans apartment, put a gun against her pregnant belly, to make sure she woult not call the cops or scream for help while his fellow gangsters robbed her apartment. Thats what SHE remembers him for.

    1. That baby doesn’t even deserve to live according to them because all lives DO NOT matter. None of these Liberals care about the unborn.

  5. There’s nothing more lucrative than investing in crypto, more Especially in this pandemic

  6. George Floyd was a hero and a true inspiration. BLM is carrying on his legacy by helping Communities of Color.

  7. He was a hero. A new Captain America. Continuously fighting for freedom all over the world. And white supremacists killed him.

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