
The Washington Post
Jun 22, 2020 - 14 min
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He was an 'always cheerful', 'gentle giant', whose violent death has sparked an uprising. "'Always cheerful,' Jovanni Tunstrom, the bistro's owner, said. 'He had a good attitude. He would dance badly to make people laugh. I tried to teach him how to dance because he loved Latin music, but I couldn't because he was too tall for me. He always called me 'Bossman'. I said, 'Floyd, don't call me Bossman. I'm your friend.'" Joanna Walters, writing in the Guardian, reports.