Pathetically lionizing Colbert, a white George Floyd? and other commentary
The article discusses various opinions on recent events and cultural issues. It highlights the contrasting responses to police-related deaths, the political spending of teachers' unions, and the assimilation of Miami's Hispanic population. Additionally, it reflects on the legacy of civil rights activist Robert L. Woodson Sr.
- ▪The death of British student Henry Nowak in police custody has drawn less global outrage compared to George Floyd's case.
- ▪Teachers' unions are criticized for prioritizing political spending over the needs of their members, with only 10% of their budget going to member activities.
- ▪Miami's Hispanic population shows high Spanish retention alongside increased English fluency, raising questions about assimilation.
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Opinion editorial Pathetically lionizing Colbert, a white George Floyd? and other commentary By Post Editorial Board Published May 25, 2026, 2:53 p.m. ET Stephen Colbert on stage during the final episode of "The Late Show" on May 21, 2026. Scott Kowalchyk /CBS See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Conservative: A White George Floyd? “Another death in police custody,” this time of an “18-year-old British student named Henry Nowak,” shows a striking “asymmetry” of response: the global outrage over George Floyd’s 2020 death vs.
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