George Floyd

"This is a national problem of police violence that we have."

Trump is expressing opposition to the removal of the statue.

Trump criticized the Seattle and Washington state officials amid ongoing protests against police brutality and racial inequality.

"Black Lives Matter. Can you say those words?"

"We still feel the pain of slavery. It's not healed, and won't be until we're treated the same."

The new rules would give the New York Police Department 180 days to list the surveillance technologies it uses - and how they affect the city's residents.

"You in the United Nations are your brothers and sisters’ keepers in America, and you have the power to help us get justice for my brother."

"We recognize Aunt Jemima's origins are based on a racial stereotype."

Senator Tim Scott, the chamber's lone black Republican, is expected to propose legislation.

Trump sought to offer a policy response to rising concerns about racial injustice going into the Nov. 3 election, in which he is seeking a second term.

"There is no place for racism – not in Scouting and not in our communities. Racism will not be tolerated."

"Chokeholds will be banned — except if an officer’s life is at risk."

Not only has Goodell admitted that the league was wrong to condemn players for protesting, he is also welcoming Kaepernick back to the league, encouraging NFL teams to sign him.

No details on Trump's executive order on police reform have been released

"This is a seismic shift in the culture of how the NYPD polices this great city."

There is a petition for Dolly Parton to replace Confederate statues.

Floyd insists there a way for police officers to do their job while maintaining respect for others.

Scott acknowledged that implementing decertification standards could be an uphill battle due to opposition by police unions, but he said the proposal is nevertheless up for discussion.

"We can restructure the police forces, restructure, reimagine policing."

"What we are saying is the current infrastructure that exists as policing in our city should not exist anymore."