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John Boyega has issued an emotional rallying cry in support of Black Lives Matter in London’s Hyde Park. ‘I need you to understand how painful it is to be reminded every day that your race means nothing,’ the Star Wars actor said. ‘Black lives have always mattered.’ Boyega’s speech was widely shared on social media after video was posted by SB.TV and others
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Star Wars actor John Boyega has given an emotional speech at a Hyde Park demonstration about the death of George Floyd in the US.

Boyega joined thousands of protestors in Hyde Park in a peaceful demonstration in support of Black Lives Matter.

The actor, who is best known for playing Finn in the recent Star Wars trilogy, referenced two other black Americans who controversially died in the US and the murder of Stephen Lawrence in the UK. read more

Aerials over a large gathering of protesters at the Philadelphia Art Museum steps and throughout the city for George Floyd.

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Police were pelted with bottles during confrontations in Parliament Square, where groups said they were protecting statues from anti-racism activists. read more

A policewoman was hospitalised after her horse bolted and another 10 officers were injured after clashes erupted at the Black Lives Matter protests in London last night. Flares were hurled and a Boris bike was thrown at a police horse (inset) as tens of thousands of protesters packed into Parliament Square, despite Priti Patel urging them to stay away to avoid the Covid danger posed by large crowds. Despite the majority of the protests remaining peaceful throughout the day, violence erupted on Whitehall after tens of thousands of protesters had gathered in the capital to oppose racism and demand justice for George Floyd. In the melee a missile was fired near a police horse, causing it to bolt and charge (centre). The female officer riding it slammed into a traffic light and was knocked unconscious before the horse continued galloping down Whitehall where it hit a woman protester and a lamppost. Tensions had been simmering for more than an hour at the end of Downing Street where around 400 people had gathered but the situation escalated after two flares were thrown over the security gates into the street. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that 14 arrests were made and 10 officers were injured in the fracas. read more

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Massive Crowd Marches Across City For Peaceful San Francisco George Floyd Protest

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — A huge crowd gathered near Mission High School in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon before heading to the Hall of Justice and City Hall during one of the Bay Area’s biggest George Floyd protests yet.

The gathering of what appeared to be thousands of protesters filled part of Mission Dolores Park and spilled across multiple city blocks around Mission High on 18th Street

The massive crowd protesting the death of George Floyd and calling for an end to police brutality gathered hours after a bombshell development that found all four officers involved in the violent arrest now facing charges. read more

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Ruptly is live from London on Sunday, June 7, as people gather for a protest against police brutality and racial discrimination two weeks after the killing of George Floyd.

The 46-year old black man lost his life at the hands of a police officer in the US city of Minneapolis on May 25.

Massive protests erupted across the US following the incident and some other countries. The officer who knelt on Floyd was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter on Friday, while protesters demand the arrest of other three officers involved. read more

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There is a big concern among health officials that the recent protests against police violence could prompt a spike in the number of cases in several weeks. Social distancing becomes difficult in tightly packed crowds, but there are other things you can do to reduce your risk and still show up to protest injustice. Jack Caravanos is a public health expert at New York University. He said make sure to protect your respiratory tract. “The key is of course to keep your mask on,” Caranavos said. read more

President Trump called protesters demanding an end to the lockdown “responsible people” – hours after encouraging demonstrations in Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia.

Trump had earlier called for the “liberation” of the Democrat-run states in a series of incendiary tweets. The president admitted Thursday it was up to governors to reopen their states amid the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming 29 were close to ending their lockdowns.

Asked about the protesters Friday, Trump said: “These are people expressing their views. They seem to be very responsible people […] they’ve been treated a little bit rough.” read more

The daughter of a fast-food restaurant employee says her mother is in critical condition from COVID-19. A grocery delivery worker who quit said the stakes are higher than ever in her line of work.