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'Unexplainable Pain': Rodney King's Daughter Talks Race Relations
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June 18, 2021
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2:05Now PlayingThe story of Rodney King is one of the most well-known examples of police brutality. Now more than 30 years after King was savagely beaten by Los Angeles Police Department officers, his daughter speaks on the state of race relations in America. BNC correspondent Walter Morris speaks with Lora King about how she's using her pain to push for change. She was only seven years old when her father's name became synonymous with police brutality in March 1991. "It's unexplainable. It's an unexplainable pain that doesn't go away because it's still happening," she says.
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