Philando Castile
Minneapolis police's killing of a 22-year-old Black man left people angry at a department widely criticized for its initial portrayal of George Floydâs death.
New York City lightning strike, demonstrators remember Philando Castile, and a baby koala round out this week's best images.
The gift from a foundation created in the name of the police shooting victim comes amid national debate over shaming in public schools for unpaid lunch bills.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
The announcement that no charges will be filed against the officers in the 2016 death of Alton Sterling is one in a long line of cops walking free after the shooting deaths of black people.
The cafeteria supervisor's memory will live on in this charity by ensuring no student goes hungry.
Reynolds broadcasted the moments after Castile was shot on Facebook Live.
Before he was killed, Philando Castile would frequently buy poor students lunch with his own money. Now, a fundraiser continues his legacy by covering the debts of students who canât afford school lunch.
âWhen a student couldnât pay for their lunch, a lot of times [Castile] actually paid for their lunch out of his own pocket."
A training board rejected Minnesota Gov. Mark Daytonâs proposal to name the fund for the 32-year-old police shooting victim.