/ 41 Action News anchor Dia Wall sat down with three business owners to talk about what it was like during the protests. From left to right, they are Charlie Hustle Owner Chase McAnulty, RE: Owner Chrysalyn Huff and Made in KC Owner Keith Bradley.
Several Country Club Plaza business owners look back at the George Floyd protests and how they changed their own views on privilege and race.
KCUR and 41 Action News are looking at the ways the 2020 protests over racial injustices following George Floyd’s murder changed Kansas City.
One of the groups affected by the protests were Country Club Plaza business owners. Many of the protests took place on the Plaza and some nights, rioters separate from peaceful protesters broke windows on some store fronts.
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9:29 The Minutes That Moved Kansas City
KCUR 89.3 and 41 Action News examine George Floyd’s legacy, one year later.
Nine minutes, 29 seconds: The length of time that then-Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on the neck of George Floyd.
Floyd s murder on May 25, 2020 caught on video and shared with the world shook viewers to their core, sparking protests and a push for change.
One year after Floyd s murder, where do we stand as people, a city, a region and beyond? This partnership between KCUR 89.3 And 41 Action News looks back at the minutes that moved Kansas City and the resulting conversations towards progress, and examines the work still to be done.