Fünf Jahre nach George Floyds Tod: "Black Lives Matter" hat zu kämpfen

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Die Tötung des Afroamerikaners George Floyd durch einen weißen Polizisten am 25. Mai 2020 machte die US-Protestbewegung "Black Lives Matter" (Das Leben von Schwarzen zählt) weltweit bekannt. Von Washington bis Berlin gingen Menschen gegen Rassismus und Polizeigewalt auf die Straße. Fünf Jahre später sind die Demonstranten verschwunden, und die Bewegung hat unter US-Präsident Donald Trump zu kämpfen.

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00:26I believe that Floyd's going to go down in the history books forever.

00:30We'll be learning about him far beyond our lives here.

00:35And I think it's beautiful to see all the people come out and celebrate him.

00:41You see a unification that you don't get to see a lot in this country lately.

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00:58You don't have to be here.

00:59But you are here.

01:01And it makes a difference.

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01:12Even though we're in this political climate,

01:14don't let that deter you from what you are called to do.

01:20Everyone's voice matters.

01:21It doesn't matter how old you are,

01:24what color you are.

01:26Every single person's voice matters.

01:34There we go.

01:35Can't get enough vowels.

01:36He was the only person that said that.

01:38Yeah.

01:39You know?

01:40I like it.

01:41You know?

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