Four Years After George Floyd's Murder: Reflections and Unfinished Reforms

As the anniversary of George Floyd's death is marked, his family and friends reflect on his legacy while the nation grapples with stalled police reforms.

Selwyn Jones, Floyd's uncle, continues to advocate for justice and safety through his foundation, Hope9:29.
Protests following Floyd's death highlighted systemic racial issues and police brutality but have led to limited legislative change.
Floyd's sister, Bridgett, emphasizes his impact and continues to honor his memory through activism.
Efforts to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act have stalled, leaving families and advocates frustrated.
Floyd's death remains a symbol of the ongoing struggle for racial equality and police accountability.