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Unintentional Martyr: How George Floyd’s Death Revolutionized the BLM Movement | Afro

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By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com In musings with my mother, current Episcopal Diocese of Washington Canon to the Ordinary (Bishop) and former Canon for Multicultural Affairs and Justice the Rev. Paula Clark, this reporter called George Floyd a “martyr.”  Clark, a self-proclaimed word purist, initially countered this idea of Floyd’s martyrdom. Floyd was, []

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