George Floyd’s Brother Calls on Congress to 'Stop the Pain'

The speaker reflects on the loss of his brother, George Floyd, emphasizing the personal responsibility he feels to support his family and advocate for change. He describes George's character and the tragic circumstances of his death, highlighting the need for systemic change and accountability in law enforcement. The speaker calls for empathy, respect, and the proper use of force by police, urging leaders to enact positive change. He concludes with a reflection on George's impact and a hopeful message for the future.

What role does the speaker feel they must take on after George's passing?

• The leader of a movement

• A law enforcement officer

• The Big Brother

• A public speaker

How did George respond to the officers during the incident?

• He fought back

• He remained respectful

• He was aggressive

• He ignored them

What does the speaker urge people to do in response to George's death?

• Ignore the incident

• Blame the victim

• Demand change and accountability

• Move on with their lives

What is the speaker's message to law enforcement?

• To use force more frequently

• To treat people with empathy and respect

• To ignore public opinion

• To avoid accountability

What does the speaker hope George's death will achieve?

• A forgotten memory

• Increased division

• More violence

• A change in the world for the better