We Are Americans After Floyd Killing at Hands of Min
The Dallas Morning News commentary argues the nation faces a crisis of racism and division sparked by George Floyd's death. It urges unity, justice, and strong leadership to heal communities while condemning rioting and violence. It recalls Lincoln and the Union’s enduring values guiding inclusive democracy.
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Unity and race in America after protests and tragedy
Cal Thomas reflects on April 4 1968 Memphis King assassination televised riots fueling calls for unity. He links 1919 red summer lynchings to modern Floyd era policing, criticizes government programs and urges heart change and broader school choice to fight racism. He cites Gates and historic patterns, urging collective action against white supremacy.
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Trump elections racial divisions echo 1960s tensions
Carl P. Leubsdorf analyzes the Floyd killing and subsequent protests across U S cities, contrasting Trump and Biden responses. He notes gains for minority groups alongside widening economic gaps, and warns of political exploitation of racial tensions amid the pandemic and November vote.
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