....under the Biden Democrat Regime.
This is your street, your neighborhood as memorialized by the rioters, and described by the Washington Post.
1. "Floyd memorial at stake as Minneapolis leaders seek to reopen intersection where he died
[The following is the glorified result of the no-go zone where the death of George Floyd took place. It is now, it seems, a holy site for the Militant Secularist religious folks.]
2. "Floyd’s killing in May after he was pinned to the asphalt by a White police officer’s knee hangs like an emotional weight on this community, a diverse and deeply progressive neighborhood of working-class people where handmade signs demanding justice for his death decorate front lawns. For Austin, 35, it’s why she wakes up early to join a handful of neighbors who carefully tend to a makeshift memorial that draws hundreds of people weekly from all over the world to the corner of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue to grieve and protest. Rarely a day goes by that Austin doesn’t see someone in tears here.
3. “Some are grieving the pain and suffering of what it means to be Black in the United States of America. That pain runs deep, and that pain has brought them here, to this place.”
But an emotional debate over what should happen to 38th and Chicago has sharply divided this community, pitting neighbor against neighbor over the future of a street corner where the viral video of Floyd’s excruciating final moments propelled millions of Americans into the streets in historic protests.
Questions about what to do with this space — the epicenter of a national reckoning over race, social justice and policing — have reignited tensions between local residents and a city that has long struggled with those very issues.
4. City leaders want to remove the barriers that have closed the intersection to vehicles, to help boost local businesses and address the dramatic uptick in crime there. But many local residents fear that will mean breaking down a memorial that serves as a potent reminder of the calls for justice and police reform that they say have gone unanswered.
“This isn’t just a place of grief. This is a place of protest,” Austin said.
5. A city council committee is expected to consider two proposals on Oct. 21 that would reopen the intersection but keep closed the northbound lane of Chicago Avenue, preventing cars from driving over the spot where Floyd was killed."
I have not the slightest doubt that the Democrats/Progressives/Wokesters wish to see just such a site in every neighborhood, municipality and city in the county.
It is only fair, and would document what an evil place America is.
This is your street, your neighborhood as memorialized by the rioters, and described by the Washington Post.
1. "Floyd memorial at stake as Minneapolis leaders seek to reopen intersection where he died
[The following is the glorified result of the no-go zone where the death of George Floyd took place. It is now, it seems, a holy site for the Militant Secularist religious folks.]
2. "Floyd’s killing in May after he was pinned to the asphalt by a White police officer’s knee hangs like an emotional weight on this community, a diverse and deeply progressive neighborhood of working-class people where handmade signs demanding justice for his death decorate front lawns. For Austin, 35, it’s why she wakes up early to join a handful of neighbors who carefully tend to a makeshift memorial that draws hundreds of people weekly from all over the world to the corner of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue to grieve and protest. Rarely a day goes by that Austin doesn’t see someone in tears here.
3. “Some are grieving the pain and suffering of what it means to be Black in the United States of America. That pain runs deep, and that pain has brought them here, to this place.”
But an emotional debate over what should happen to 38th and Chicago has sharply divided this community, pitting neighbor against neighbor over the future of a street corner where the viral video of Floyd’s excruciating final moments propelled millions of Americans into the streets in historic protests.
Questions about what to do with this space — the epicenter of a national reckoning over race, social justice and policing — have reignited tensions between local residents and a city that has long struggled with those very issues.
4. City leaders want to remove the barriers that have closed the intersection to vehicles, to help boost local businesses and address the dramatic uptick in crime there. But many local residents fear that will mean breaking down a memorial that serves as a potent reminder of the calls for justice and police reform that they say have gone unanswered.
“This isn’t just a place of grief. This is a place of protest,” Austin said.
5. A city council committee is expected to consider two proposals on Oct. 21 that would reopen the intersection but keep closed the northbound lane of Chicago Avenue, preventing cars from driving over the spot where Floyd was killed."
I have not the slightest doubt that the Democrats/Progressives/Wokesters wish to see just such a site in every neighborhood, municipality and city in the county.
It is only fair, and would document what an evil place America is.
