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A George Floyd memorial is located outside Cup Foods in Minneapolis. LEILA NAVIDI/MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE/TNS
MINNEAPOLIS â The families came from all over the country to honor George Floyd. They all had one tragic thing in common: Their loved ones names became synonymous with a movement only because of their deaths.
It is a fraternity, they said, of which no one wants to be a part.
On the dais at the downtown Minneapolis hotel Monday was the mother of Oscar Grant (killed in 2009 by transit police in the Bay Area).
Next to her was the mother of Eric Garner (killed by a New York police officer in 2014), who was seated next to the mother of Trayvon Martin (killed by a neighborhood watch coordinator in 2012). A few seats down was the mother of Daunte Wright (killed by a Brooklyn Center police officer last month).
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January 15, 2021
This month, Wesleyan is launching two new MOOCs (massive open online courses) on the Coursera platform. Enrollment for both classes is free of charge.
Take Action: From Protest to Policy launches on Jan. 17 and is taught by Mary Alice Haddad, John E. Andrus Professor of Government, and Sarah Ryan, attorney and associate professor of the practice in oral communication. Jeffrey Goetz, associate director, Center for Pedagogical Innovation, also assisted with creating the course.
“Both of us were inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement this summer, so we wanted to take some of our research, which is related to non-protest modes of policy change, and help folks who were fired up and inspired to make change, but weren’t sure about how to do anything that mattered,” Haddad said.