What does it take to finish racism? | Racism

African American George Floyd has been buried in his hometown of Houston.

He’s going to vary the world, in keeping with his brother.

It’s hoped his story will turn into a turning level within the battle towards racism – and that isn’t simply in the USA.

Rallies over racial oppression and police brutality are spanning continents: from the UK to Senegal, tens of 1000’s of individuals are kneeling, or chanting – “I can not breathe.”

The gestures signify the moments a white police officer knelt on Floyd’s neck.

So, how difficult is it to fight racism across the globe?

Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom

Company:

Treva Lindsey – affiliate professor of Girls’s, Gender, and Sexuality Research at The Ohio State College

Thembisa Fakude – researcher on the Al Jazeera Centre for Research

Udo Enwereuzor – head of race and ethnicity equality for COSPE, Cooperation for the Improvement of Rising Nations

Supply: Al Jazeera and information businesses