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Sheryl Underwood on Protesters For George Floyd; ‘It’s not just a moment, it’s a movement’

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“The Talk@Home” host Sheryl Underwood reacts to this weekend’s protests in response to the death of George Floyd, who was pinned under the knee of Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin. “I have pride for the peaceful organized protesters. That is our right as Americans. What I don’t want is for those that infiltrated and wanted to loot and wanted to be violent and hurt the police – I don’t want them to be in the same discussion as those who peacefully protested.” Underwood says, “I’m elated to see how the Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz – he appointed the Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison to handle the prosecution and investigation of George Floyd’s murder…It felt great to hear the Minneapolis Chief of Police, Medaria Arradondo, where he said, ‘Your inaction makes you complicit.'” She adds, “You can see black men and women wanting to protect people’s property. What you see now is Jane Fonda, Pink, Billie Eilish, John Stamos, Richard Marx and others – Michael Jordan, Michael B. Jordan. Everybody’s coming together – so, I believe it’s not just a moment, it’s a movement… I believe all Americans and everybody from other countries, we don’t want to be allies. We want you to be our brothers and sisters and stand by us in this struggle.” For the full segment, tune in to “The Talk@Home,” Wednesday, June 3 at 2PM ET/1PM PT.