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New Project Looks at "24 Minutes in Mott Haven" on One-Year Anniversary of Protest

On June 4, 2020, protesters gathered in Mott Haven, in the South Bronx, to protest the murder of George Floyd. But on this night, police responded with unprecedented force. WNYC's Race & Justice Unit has spent the last several months hearing the voices from Mott Haven to understand the police response and what the lasting effects have been. The result is a new project on Gothamist called, "24 Minutes in Mott Haven."

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