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George Floyd anniversary: BLM got a plaza in Washington Will they get police reform?

George Floyd anniversary: BLM got a plaza in Washington. Will they get police reform? Erin B. Logan © Provided by The LA Times Dozens of protestors, many with the Black Lives Matters movement, stand off with police on Grand Ave., downtown, in response to the death of George Floyd. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) In Beverly Hills, Black Lives Matter signs are mounted in yards. In Washington, just north of the White House, the slogan decorates the plaza named for the movement in giant yellow letters. Lawmakers invoke the phrase in the halls of Congress, and tens of millions of dollars have poured into groups dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement s priorities of ending police brutality and racial injustice.

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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 anniversary: Black Lives Matter comes to Washington

In Beverly Hills, “Black Lives Matter” signs are mounted in yards. In Washington, just north of the White House, the slogan decorates the plaza named for the movement in giant yellow letters. Lawmakers invoke the phrase in the halls of Congress, and tens of millions of dollars have poured into groups dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement’s priorities of ending police brutality and racial injustice. In September, Kamala Harris then a vice presidential nominee praised the movement, speaking of “the brilliance and the impact of Black Lives Matter,” which she called “the most significant agent for change within the criminal justice system.”

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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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