George Floyd protesters march for 20th day in Detroit
The Detroit News
Detroit — For a 20th straight day, demonstrators took to the streets of Detroit to demand racial justice changes in law enforcement policies and practices in the wake of the May 25 death of George Floyd during a police incident.

Floyd's death in Minneapolis has spawned protests around the globe and ushered in demands for justice, along with change in other issues affecting African Americans.
Former police officer Derek Chauvin, a white man, pressed his knee onto Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes and has been charged in his death, along with three other officers who were at the scene.