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In the weeks since protests began following the murder of George Floyd, the movement has

been more successful than many people could have imagined.

53% of American voters now say that they support Black Lives Matter.

When only two years ago, it was around 40%.

People, major corporations in America have now said that they are actively going to

diversify their workplace and hire Black people who they've previously discriminated

against for so long.

And millions of white Americans are now desperately trying to find a second Black friend.

But one of the biggest shifts in America is something the country has been resisting

for 155 years.

Over at the Capitol, how Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling for nearly a dozen Confederate

statues to be removed from that building, saying they pay homage to hate.

At a rally in Richmond, a statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis was pulled down last

night.

The face smashed in before it was towed away in pieces.

NASCAR's bubble wall is racing last night with the hashtag Black Lives Matter painted

on his car.

The race starting hours after NASCAR banned the Confederate flag.

That was a huge pivotal moment for the sport.

A lot of backlash, but it creates doors that allows the community to come together as one.

Yeah, from Congress, all the way to NASCAR, all over the country, people are asking the

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