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20:58Now PlayingWe hear reactions to the story the world has its eyes on from the vantage point of multi-generational guests closely connected to the issue.
Keith Taylor is a decorated veteran of the highest ranks of law enforcement from the New York City Department of Correction and NYPD who is African-American. He is currently a professor at John Jay College. He teaches race, gender, and policing and speaks to a host of deeper issues surrounding George Floyd’s death, the movement, policing, and race. He himself shares experiences of discrimination within the ranks and solutions for moving forward.
Luis Hernandez is a youth community organizer from Gathering for Justice on the front lines of the protests. He has expressed the need for a centralized message in the movement, leadership, and progress with peaceful measures of protest and reform.
Justin Feldman is an epidemiologist and shares how autopsies can reveal bias and influence in police brutality investigations.
Jenn Zabasajja hosts this conversation for a thoughtful dialogue on what it all means, their personal anecdotes, and what are possible ways forward to healing.
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