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This landmark biography by two Washington Post reporters delves into how systemic racism shaped George Floyd's life, from his family's roots in North Carolina to the ongoing inequalities in housing, education, healthcare, criminal justice, and policing. It portrays Floyd's journey from his upbringing in Houston's Third Ward to his tragic death at the hands of the police, sparking a global movement for change. The book highlights Floyd's struggles as a Black man in America, shedding light on his determination to overcome societal pressures and systemic racism. Through extensive research and interviews, the biography paints a poignant picture of George Floyd's life and legacy.

Pages

428

Publisher

Viking