Minneapolis Mourns George Floyd: Fifth Anniversary Marked by Grief and Calls for Justice

Minneapolis Marks Five Years Since George Floyd's Death with Emotional Vigil MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Hundreds gathered in Minneapolis on Sunday, May 25th, 2025, to mark the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. The somber event, held at the site of Floyd's death, featured a candlelight vigil and numerous expressions of grief and anger. Attendees held signs and candles, creating a sea of light against the evening sky. The atmosphere was heavy with emotion, as many expressed their continued frustration with the slow pace of police reform in the city. "Five years later, and it feels like nothing has truly changed," said one attendee, visibly emotional. Another added, "We're here to remember George, but also to demand justice and meaningful change." Reverend Al Sharpton, a prominent civil rights activist, was present and spoke to the media, addressing the ongoing need for police accountability and systemic change. The event served as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for racial justice and equality. The vigil concluded with a moment of silence, followed by a renewed commitment from attendees to continue fighting for justice and systemic change in the years to come.