As George Floyd is laid to rest, friends recall his childhood in Houston

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As George Floyd is laid to rest, friends recall his childhood in Houston

Floyds family vowed during his funeral to continue fighting for justice and change. Rev. Al Sharpton led the memorial in which the families of other black Americans killed by police also attended.

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  3. 2trutwin · Edit

    Look at the comments. This is what we are up against black people. These fools are saying his past mistakes give good reason for a white officer to kill him. This is why we must push these racists into the shadows no matter how long it takes.

  11. Bullschiff · Edit

    Very touching, but no pictures of the time he threatened a pregnant woman during a home invasion robbery by pointing a gun at her belly. No mention of 77-year-old black retired police officer David Dorn, who died at the hands of a gang of seven black looters during the protests riots perpetrated all over our country, where many other black people also died at the hands of black protesters looters. And Floyd gets a funeral procession complete with a horse-drawn carriage like our great assassinated President John F. Kennedy had. Floyd was a habitual criminal and a felon, yet his unfair and unfortunate death has some people attempting to sanctify him. What a strange and distorted time we live in!

  13. connie fox · Edit

    I Can't believe all the Negative comments and Judgement. We all know that only God can judge. He Didn't deserve to die like that. Everyone at one time or another made some bad choices in life. I have learned from mine 😊

  17. Jenny S · Edit

    And I can see many are awake! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

  20. phantom flow · Edit

    There better be real justice for this wonderful man. It's time to stop seeing color and see kindness and compassion. We all deserve peace but if you harm others I know karma and God will find an opportunity to teach them a big lesson.

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