#38 - Racism and Police Brutality part 2: Stop and Frisk & The History of Protesting in America

Beyond Culture
07/06/2020 1h 5min

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Episode Synopsis

This three-part episode is a conversation between the Beyond Culture crew and Jermaine Kamunga about racism, police brutality, and the recent protests. In this second part, we talk about the New York stop and frisk policy and its lasting effect on the relationship between the police and African Americans. Furthermore, we discuss the history of civil rights protests in America.

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