Unfulfilled Promises: Examining the Stalled Progress of Racial Equity Initiatives Post-Floyd’s Death
Minneapolis, Minnesota — Nearly three years after George Floyd’s death ignited nationwide protests, many advocates feel that significant strides toward racial justice remain elusive. Following the outcry spurred by his killing, cities and institutions across the United States pledged to confront systemic racism and implement reforms. However, a deeper examination reveals that much of this momentum has not translated into tangible changes. In the wake of Floyd’s murder, communities organized protests demanding police accountability and …