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8:23Now PlayingOn March 3, 1991, the world watched in horror as Los Angeles police officers beat Rodney King within an inch of his life.
The beating, which came after a high-speed chase, mixed with emotions sparked by the four officers involved being acquitted, led to five days of rioting in L.A. Decades later, Black and Brown people are still being killed at the hands of police officers. Activists Bernard Kinsey and John Burris, King’s attorney, join “The World Tonight” for a chat on police reform.
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