Systemic Racism

Four generations of black Americans discuss: Will George Floyd's death bring change?

Chris Shelton kneels during a demonstration in downtown Indianapolis, United States. Veronica Holford

'I have three children and I do not want them to live in a world of social injustice and prejudice that I had to go through.' Image: Veronica Holford

Anastasia Moloney
Latin America and Caribbean Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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Armonee Jackson leads a demonstration in Arizona, United States, May 30, 2020.
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