Back to a comment about this being about systemaric racism v. someone just being an asshole.
What is really being "protested"? Has anyone actually seen ANYBODY try to defend Chauvin's actions? I haven't...and that's unusual these days.
So, it seems pretty clear to virtually everyone that what took place was wrong. As a result, just as expected the perpetrator is being prosecuted and investigation continues.. So, does that make this evidence of systemic racism? That's a bit if a leap. However, that's the argument "protesters" are using. This is a bit of myth v. fact; perception v. reality.
This isn't to suggest racism doesn't exist. Does it exist at some systematic level as is being argued? Is this evidence of it? That's still too big a leap for me. We live in a world where people have a twisted view of reality, are far too easily manipulated, and unwilling to accept personal accountability. These factors fuel the perceptions held by those protesting. What exactly is the change they want to see occur?