Stephen Jackson Speaks At George Floyd Rally, Fighting For A Conviction

Stephen Jackson is at the forefront of the fight for justice in the killing of his friend George Floyd … saying he’s going to do whatever it takes to make sure the officers are convicted.

The ex-NBA star revealed this week that he’s known Floyd for more than 20 years … saying they even called each other “twin.”

Jackson — alongside Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns, rappers Bun B and Trae The Truth, and actor Jamie Foxx — gave an emotional speech at a news conference in Minneapolis on Friday.

“I’m here because they’re not gonna demean the character of George Floyd, my twin,” Jackson said.

“You can’t tell me when that man had a knee on my brother’s neck, taking his life away with his hand in his pocket that that smirk on his face didn’t say, ‘I’m protected.'”

“You can’t tell me that he didn’t feel that it was his duty to murder my brother and then he was gonna get away with it.”

The officer — Derek Chauvin — has been arrested and charged with 3rd-degree murder and manslaughter … and Jackson says he will fight to make sure all officers involved get proper punishment.

“I’mma use everything I have to get a conviction, to get all these motherf**kers in jail. Excuse my French, I’m angry. I’m a proud black man.”