George Floyd's Murder Sparked a Global Movement

'In the immediate aftermath of George Floyd’s murder last May, activists organized protests against police brutality in the biggest cities and smallest towns across the U.S. -- everywhere from New York City and Washington, D.C., to Portland, Maine, and Wilmington, North Carolina. These mass public actions demanding justice were not restricted to the United States.  People in Thailand, Argentina, Mexico, Japan, and other countries across the globe demonstrated solidarity with Black Americans.  For more on the global response,  The Takeaway spoke to Omar Wasow, an assistant professor of politics at Princeton University.'