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Marc Lamont Hill BLASTS America: Rodney King Changed NOTHING! Police Still Terrorizing Black People!
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3:54Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill revisits the brutal beating of Rodney King by the LAPD on March 3, 1991—a night that exposed America’s ugliest truths. While the world watched in horror, the officers walked free, sparking the L.A. uprisings. But did anything really change?
Hill argues that police violence against Black people never stopped—it just evolved. From Mike Brown to George Floyd to Sandra Bland, the cycle continues. America didn’t learn, reform, or repair. It just found new ways to criminalize, surveil, and control Black life.
This raw, unfiltered conversation forces us to ask: If peaceful protests don’t work, and uprisings don’t change the system, then what’s next?
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