📊 In charts: the deep rooted racial inequalities underpinning the George Floyd protests in the US ⚫ Black Americans are far more likely to be imprisoned or killed by police Discover all the charts 👇
George Floyd's death was not an outlier. Last year, a black person was killed at a rate of one every 34 hours by police forces in America.
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