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Rousing memorial for George Floyd looks ahead to what's next

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Politicians, civil rights legends and pro athletes joined family members at a Minneapolis memorial to mourn George Floyd, the man whose death after being pinned to the ground by Minneapolis police last week sparked global outrage.

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President Lisa Bender, center, and other members from the Minneapolis City Council.
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Minn. county attorneys call for giving AG's Office power to charge all police killings

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Many retailers that closed because of the unrest after George Floyd's death are now reopening
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FILE - In this March 17, 2020, file photo, people wait in line for help with unemployment benefits at the One-Stop Career Center in Las Vegas.
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Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm, left, and state Sen. Karin Housley.
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Paul McEnroe in 2009. The longtime investigative journalist, who worked 35 years for the Star Tribune, has died at age 69.
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Many farmers markets across the Twin Cities will reopen in the coming days.
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Deshawn Williams, 15, stood with his sister, Sarah Newell, 7, while protesting outside Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman’s home in Minneapolis.

White America: It's time for you to let us breathe

George Floyd was killed with a knee on the back of his neck. That knee has been on black Americans' necks for centuries.

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