Hey listeners it's me Britney

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by our sponsor, Better Health. Hey y'all it's Brittany. So this past Tuesday marked the one year commemoration of

George Floyd's death and I was really heartened to see some

of the memorial events and the deeply personal remembrance is honoring his life.

Many have also been commenting on, you know, the progress that has been made in the past year. And there has absolutely been some critically important progress,

especially in local grassroots arenas.

But as I reflected on George Floyd this week,

I also read up on some sobering numbers. According to the New York Times, white

people are actually less supportive of Black Lives Matter now than they were at the beginning of 2020.

Yeah, that's right.

White support for the movement may have peaked after George Floyd's death,

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