There's a kind of endurance test happening at the corner of 38th in Chicago in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

You know this intersection, even if you don't know this intersection.

It's where George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer back in 2020.

In the years since, it's become a site of protest, an ad hoc memorial.

There's still a giant statue of a raised fist, planted right there in the middle of the

four-way intersection where Floyd was killed. It's transformed into a roundabout now,

with cars swerving around the art. Something else is planted in this intersection, too, though,

or more accurately, some one.

Marcia Howard.

She's a teacher, known for her TikTok presence.

She used to spend most of her time online posting about recipes and fashion

until one of her former students recorded that video of George Floyd dying a few steps from her door.

Then, most of Marsh's videos acquired a new tagline.

We said no justice, no streets, and we meant that.

As in, we will not move until certain demands are met.

Precisely that. It's 24 demands.

Those 24 demands are part of Justice Resolution 101.

A document with conditions that activists like Marcia want the city of Minneapolis to meet

before fully opening George Floyd Square.

I first spoke to Marcia about her demands a few years back.

I wanted to check in with her now because it is the five-year anniversary of the uprising George Floyd inspired.

It just felt like time.

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