“We've been ready for a long time” to have an impactful conversation about race in the US, NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley tells smerconish. “It’s...stressful being black. You think about what we have been through just in the last three months”
From CNN’s Nic Robertson, Mick Krever and Nada Bashir
The protest, which has so far proven to be entirely peaceful, was organized following unrest in the US over the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis. “I feel that what happened in the US was just a spark, that sparked everywhere…I do think George Floyd’s death sparked it across the world and I think it’s amazing,” one protester told CNN on Saturday.
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