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Controversial sign located near entrance to George Floyd Square in Minneapolis  Sign includes special instructions for 'white people in particular'  'Decenter yourself' and 'contribute to the energy rather than drain it,' it reads  Sign also instructs whites to 'not take photos of others without their consent'  Twitter users were divided about the sign, with some calling it discriminatory  Others said it's appropriate given that George Floyd Square is 'sacred space'  Square is a makeshift memorial for 46-year-old black man who died in custody Derek Chauvin, cop seen kneeling on Floyd's ...

Protesters In Minneapolis George Floyd Square 'Autonomous Zone' List Special Rules For White Visitors George Floyd Square, the area of Minneapolis where George Floyd died last May while in the custody of Minneapolis police, has become a “cop-free” “autonomous zone,” now also has special rules for white people who turn up to honor Floyd by visiting his makeshift memorial.A sign near the entrance to the “autonomous zone” calls the area a “Sacred Space for Community, Public Grief, and Protest,” according to Fox News reporter Matt Finn, who took a p… 2 days ago|Los Angeles, Unit...

Students marched in support of Black Lives Matter from San Pablo Park to Berkeley High School on June 9, 2020. Credit: Jerome Paulos Berkeley leaders and community members joined the nation in responding to the guilty verdict handed down Tuesday afternoon for Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who knelt on and killed George Floyd in May 2020 and reinvigorated scrutiny toward police brutality throughout the United States. A jury in Minneapolis found Chauvin guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. On May 25, 2020, Chau...

Celebrations underway in Minneapolis after Derek Chauvin guilty verdict By FOX 9 Staff Community reacts as the guilty verdict comes in for Derek Chauvin trial Community members in Minneapolis react and celebrate as the guilty verdict is read in the trial of Derek Chauvin. The celebration was largest at 38th and Chicago, also known as George Floyd Square. The crowd continued to grow as the afternoon went on. There, relief overwhelmed one woman who watched the reading of the verdict on a phone. Other people gathered at George Floyd Square were seen throwing money into the air.  Woman breaks...

Cheers erupted from the large crowds gathered outside the Hennepin County Government Center on Tuesday after the jury found former Minneapolis police