Racial justice protestors at a rally in Woods Hole in 2020. Today marks one year since the police murder of George Floyd, which sparked protests around the world and spurred a new wave of activism. To reflect on the past year, CAI talked with people in our region about how Floyd’s death touched their lives and prompted action. Robert Cutts grew up in Harwich and returned to the Cape to retire. When he worked as a deputy sheriff in Virginia, he went public with complaints of racism in his own department, but he still believes most police officers want to do the right thing.