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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement. Activists are clashing over what comes next Marc Ramirez, Romina Ruiz-Goiriena and Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY © Paula Bronstein A Black Lives Matter protester chants slogans on Wednesday early morning, Nov. 4, 2020, in Portland, Ore. After police killed his son at his student apartment complex in Denton, Texas, Kevin Tarver waited to hear from the Black Lives Matter leaders he had long seen condemn similar police shootings on TV and social media. He expected strategic advice. Help with funeral costs. At the very least, condolences. Sixteen months later, no one from the national organization which last year reported a haul of $90 million has reached out to offer a word or help in his fight for justice.

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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next
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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement A year later, activists and families are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement. A year later, activists and families are clashing over what comes next Marc Ramirez, Romina Ruiz-Goiriena and Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY © Paula Bronstein A Black Lives Matter protester chants slogans on Wednesday early morning, Nov. 4, 2020, in Portland, Ore. After police killed his son at his student apartment complex in Denton, Texas, Kevin Tarver waited to hear from the Black Lives Matter leaders he had long seen condemn similar police shootings on TV and social media. He expected strategic advice. Help with funeral costs. At the very least, condolences. Sixteen months later, no one from the national organization which last year reported a haul of $90 million has reached out to offer a word or help in his fight for justice.

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Washington s King County to divert $100M in coronavirus rescue money for homeless housing

Dan Springer reports on King County s plan to use money from the American Rescue Plan to house homeless. Critics are slamming the plan as a recipe for disaster. Despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars and taking hundreds of people off the streets and out of overnight shelters, the number of homeless people in Seattle seems to be growing. It’s estimated at around 12,000 people. Now, the King County executive finds himself flush with federal money to spend any way he wants on the homelessness problem. The COVID crisis and the accompanying economic crises have created opportunities to buy places like hotels and also because we have new allies in Washington, D.C., said King County Executive Dow Constantine at a recent news conference.

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Exec says King County will buy more hotels to house homeless population

As part of his State of the County address on Tuesday, Executive Dow Constantine announced the purchase of a "Health Through Housing" hotel.

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