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US Democrats are united in grief over the killing of George Floyd, kneeling together with Black Lives Matter protesters to show their solidarity. But when the curtains fall, the show is just that, and no real change occurs. ESTRAGON: Well, shall we go? VLADIMIR: Yes, let's go. [They do not move.] Curtain. So ends both...
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Civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton and other dignitaries joined friends and family of George Floyd at a Houston church on Tuesday to mourn the African American whose death in police custody inspired anti-racism protests around the world.
Mourners dressed in black, some of them wearing shirts with the words "I can't breathe" on them, gathered on Tuesday at a Houston church for the funeral of George Floyd, whose death in police custody inspired anti-racism rallies around the world.
