Author: Suzette Hackney, USA TODAY

This case sparked protests and prompted conversations about racial justice and reforms that might, finally, support unalienable rights for all people.

We’re tired of those who try to justify the abuse and destruction of Black and brown bodies by asking: Why didn’t he comply? If he had, he’d be alive.

As I continue to spend time in Minneapolis, I see the positives that community members are trying to wrestle from the tragedy of George Floyd’s death.

An additional charge gives propspective jurors another option to convict Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.

Will Americans, particularly Black people, finally experience even a modicum of the justice and peace they spent a summer – or a lifetime – seeking?

In this pandemic year, let’s make it our mission to keep those we love healthy.