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More work to be done : Chauvin murder conviction brings relief and resolve to keep fighting for justice in George Floyd s name

‘More work to be done’: Derek Chauvin murder conviction brings relief, resolve to keep fighting for justice in George Floyd s name Trevor Hughes, Kevin McCoy, Gabe Lacques, Deborah Barfield Berry and Marco della Cava, USA TODAY Jury says Derek Chauvin guilty of all charges in George Floyd s death Replay Video The emotions ran the gamut when news broke Tuesday that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all three counts in the murder last May of George Floyd. Relief. Joy. Fatigue. Determination. But perhaps most of all, people of color across the United States felt that, for a moment, they mattered.

More work to be done : Derek Chauvin murder conviction brings relief, resolve to keep fighting for justice in George Floyd s name

‘More work to be done’: Derek Chauvin murder conviction brings relief, resolve to keep fighting for justice in George Floyd s name Trevor Hughes, Kevin McCoy, Gabe Lacques, Deborah Barfield Berry and Marco della Cava, USA TODAY Jury says Derek Chauvin guilty of all charges in George Floyd s death Replay Video UP NEXT The emotions ran the gamut when news broke Tuesday that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all three counts in the murder last May of George Floyd. Relief. Joy. Fatigue. Determination. But perhaps most of all, people of color across the United States felt that, for a moment, they mattered.

Derek Chauvin: How Americans are reacting to his murder conviction

Floyd’s death last year sparked protests both peaceful and violent in hundreds of cities and ignited a new civil rights movement focused on exposing systemic racism and pushing for police reform. Since then calls for change have only become more strident given the growing list of people of color killed while interacting with law enforcement. They include Rayshard Brooks, killed last June in Atlanta, and in recent days Daunte Wright, 20, shot  in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, and Adam Toledo, 13, shot by a Chicago police officer while raising his hands at the officer’s request. Over the past years, many such incidents have resulted in settlements or no charges brought against the officers involved, further inflaming tensions in communities of color and cementing a feeling that justice – even in the case where a video of an incident was available – would be hard to come by despite the world having watched the nearly 10-minute video of Floyd dying under Chauvin s knee.

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