Bridgett Floyd and civil rights attorney Ben Crump appeared on GMA3: What You Need To Know on Wednesday and urged voters to register for the upcoming presidential election, per ABC News.
"My brother's death sparked a global outcry for change," she said. "And that's why I'm encouraging everyone to vote… on this day, George's 47th birthday. Whoever you want to vote for, whoever you're going to bubble in, whoever you're going to move to the side — get it all laid out and go take action."
Crump added that the way George’s case has been handled is an example of the dichotomy of the justice system and why it needs change.
"It demonstrates that there are two justice systems in America, one for Black America and one for white America," Crump said. "During all my time as an attorney, I have never seen a Black person charged with murder, being granted permission by the court to leave the state because of safety concerns. It is only when white people kill Black people that we start raising these issues."
Chauvin is facing multiple felony charges, including second-degree murder. On Oct. 7, he was released after posting a conditional $1 million bond. Two days later, it was revealed that a judge allowed him to find living arrangements outside of the state, The Hill reports.
Floyd said Biden’s support and commitment to her family prove that he is the candidate she’s backing in November.
"I shared a personal message about how my family and I appreciate [former] Vice President Biden's sincere condolences, support during the memorial services for my brother. I know for certain Biden is the change that we need," she said.
