After Floyd Death Racial Reckoning Shifts in US
The piece surveys American views on racial discrimination, corporate DEI shifts, and police reform after George Floyds death. It notes 2024 declines in perceived discrimination, ongoing legal and policy changes, and mixed progress from local to federal levels amid a conservative backlash.
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