Floyd Mayweather Jr. is offering to pay for the costs of the funeral services for George Floyd, who tragically lost his life just last week. The undefeated boxer has some personal ties to George Floyd and is offering to pay funeral costs in at least three different cities so far. Mayweather offers to cover funeral
Justin Bieber says he is ashamed that it took the death of George Floyd to open his eyes to the racism that African Americans suffer in the country. The Canadian singer and songwriter expressed regret that he hadn’t done more in the past to draw attention to discrimination against racial minorities. Bieber’s comments come amid
Atlanta rapper Killer Mike has called on Atlantans protesting the death of George Floyd to stop destroying their city. Killer Mike’s plea follows days of protests in several cities across the country. Protesters have clashed with police in Minneapolis and other cities, including Atlanta and Los Angeles, while rioters engaged in looting and vandalism. The protests
Paris Jackson and singer Halsey (Ashley Nicolette Frangipane) were among celebrities who took to the streets in Los Angeles on Saturday to protest the death of George Floyd in the hands of Minneapolis police officers. Los Angeles City Mayor Eric Garcetti reacted to the civil unrest by calling for an overnight curfew. George Floyd died
Actor Shameik Moore is facing a massive backlash on social media for saying that Rosa Parks should have taken a cab instead of insisting that she wanted to ride at the front of the Montgomery, Alabama bus. He is also facing criticism for suggesting that members of the black community should stop blaming police brutality
Actors Steve Carell, Seth Rogen, and Ben Schwartz are among celebrities who donated to bail out protesters arrested in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd. Floyd, 46, died on Monday after a police officer knelt on his neck while arresting him. A video clip surfaced online showing Floyd pleading with the officer that he
John Boyega blasted racists in a series of social media posts that he made on Wednesday. He didn’t stop there, though, as he also urged racist fans to stop watching his movies because he is sick of white-on-black violence. The posts from Boyega on Twitter and Instagram were spurred on by his reaction to the
LeBron James has spoken out against police brutality following the tragic incident in which George Floyd died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest. A video clip that emerged online on Monday showed the moment that the officer, identified as Derek Chauvin, attempted to restrain Floyd by kneeling on his