Barack Obama urges US to channel anger over George Floyd's death into criminal justice reform

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Barack Obama urges US to channel anger over George Floyd's death into criminal justice reform

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Published 01 Jun 2020

Former US president Barack Obama has urged people to channel their "justifiable anger" over the death of George Floyd into "peaceful, sustained and effective action".

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Barack Obama urges US to channel anger over George Floyd's death into criminal justice reform

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