Rapper Bun B Reflects On Impact Of George Floyd’s Death One Year Later

One year after the death of George Floyd, people in his hometown of Houston, Texas, are honoring his life by pushing for change. NBC News’ Trymaine Lee spoke to Houston rapper Bun B about how community members are reflecting on George Floyd’s death and whether anything has changed over the last year.  
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30 thoughts on “Rapper Bun B Reflects On Impact Of George Floyd’s Death One Year Later

  1. Entertainers are being used to pump up THE SO CALLED BLACK STRUGGLE… ALSO TYING US TO AFRICA, BUT WE'RE INDIGENOUS TO AMERICA AKA TURTLE ISLAND. THATS WHY THEY KEEP SHOWING SLAVE MOVIES AS IF THEY WEREN'T SLAVES FIRST IN AFRICA DURING THE BARBARY SLAVE TRADE. ALSO CALLED THE MANN ACT. THE MOTILDA HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US BUT THE INDIAN CIVIL RIGHTS ACT DID, WHICH MLK AND ROSA PARKS WERE… SHE WAS OF CHEROKEE AND CREEK DESCENT… WAKE UP AND STOP ALLOWING FOREIGNERS TO TELL YOU WHO YOU ARE AND AIN'T. FK 40 ACRES AND A MULE, WE'RE LANDLORDS!!!💯

  2. Mr. Floyd was a very bad example for black children. He passed counterfeit money, used drugs, resisted arrest during the pandemic, and he failed to practice mask wearing and social distancing.

  3. George Floyd is a true American hero !! Bless him and his family they should be proud of his sacrifice and what he has done for the movement in this country to end racism. he is the one that is the reason for so much positive change in this country , change that America desperately needs. Stop all the racist white people and racist cops from committing their daily crimes. blacklivesmatter acab georgefloydisahero

  4. Nobody cared about George Floyd when he only had six felonies 😟 he was just a paycheck to government employees who put him through the system over an over😡 change the system nobody should have to commit seven felonies before they get help from the community.

  5. I think we should all yell at the top of our lungs at the same time like shots fired on new years for the minute's that took his life. Then have a moment of silence… ………..

  6. Inertia from this movent will move mountains.. The ones who say creepy things about will find that entities from the past and present might attach to them if they don't have a pure heart.

  7. It’s truly sad and unfortunate how a confrontation can go from bad to worse….

    Why is it people involved in illegal activity would rather fight and resist when confronted by the law.

    Many would still be alive today, both Police and those illegal activity offenders that wouldn’t obey at all.

    It’s being responsible for our actions, not race, nationality, political affiliation or even the color of our skin…

    Police, Military and First Responders keep us safe, respecting these dedicated men and women is where it must begin.

    Martin Luther King Jr. said it best in his sermon: Accepting Responsibility for Your Actions. Teach you children well.

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