As the White House fumbles with its response to the country’s most disruptive mass movement since the Vietnam War and U.S. society reflects on the agonizing problems of race relations, many overseas observers will interpret these events as a further sign of American decline. They likely expect an introspective and divided U.S. to withdraw from world affairs. This is a mistake.
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Arthur McCray places American flags in front of the Fountain of Praise church where services will be held for George Floyd on June 7, 2020 in Houston, Texas.
