U.S. Courts Block Trump Tariffs, Citing Legal Overreach

Five years after George Floyd's death sparked a global movement for racial justice, reflections reveal limited lasting change in U.S. society, with police killings of Black Americans remaining disproportionately high and prosecutions of officers involved being exceedingly rare. The initial surge of activism, including prominent voices in sports advocating for change, has largely faded, with many returning to pre-2020 norms and silencing messages such as Black Lives Matter. Meanwhile, debates about race continue to surface in media and sports, exemplified by ESPN host Ryan Clark's controversial remarks linking black men's relationships with white women to understanding black women's experiences, which drew criticism for perceived racial insensitivity. These events highlight ongoing challenges in addressing systemic racism and the complexities of racial discourse in America today.