Five Years Later: George Floyd’s Uncertain Legacy
Americans mark five years since George Floyd’s death, reflecting on the Black Lives Matter movement and political backtracking on civil rights and diversity reforms.
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Five Years After George Floyd: U.S. Police Reform Stalls
Five years on from George Floyd’s death, U.S. police reform efforts have stalled, leaving communities and activists urging renewed action on justice.
DOJ Drops Police Reform Settlements in Floyd and Taylor Cases
In a surprise turn ahead of George Floyd’s 5th anniversary, the DOJ halts police reform settlements in Minneapolis and Louisville, closing investigations into six other agencies.
Race Gap in U.S. Policing: Systemic Inequities Under Scrutiny
Exploring systemic racial disparities in U.S. policing and the voices advocating for transformative justice in marginalized communities.
U.S. Police Training Under Scrutiny After Record School Shootings
As U.S. school shootings hit record numbers in 2022, law enforcement training faces urgent calls for reform to prevent future tragedies like the Robb Elementary attack.
Ex-US Cop: Police Training Falls Short in Addressing Modern Threats
A former NYPD officer highlights outdated police training amid rising U.S. mass shootings, calling for national reform. #PoliceReform
Behind the Headlines: Unpacking America’s School Shooting Crisis
2022’s Robb Elementary shooting exposes systemic failures in U.S. gun control and law enforcement responses, sparking global debates on public safety reforms.
Anaheim Police Shooting Sparks Race Gap Debate in U.S.
Anaheim police shooting of unarmed Brandon Lopez reignites debate on systemic racism and law enforcement reform in the U.S.