On May 25th George Floyd was detained and murdered by police in Minneapolis, Minnesota, making him only the most recent high profile case of an unarmed African American dying at the hands of law enforcement in the United States. The killing was captured on camera by witnesses and massive protests erupted almost immediately, starting in Minneapolis and quickly spreading to dozens of cities across the US, in what have become the largest civil rights protests in the US since the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968. For this episode we speak to two young men in Minneapolis about the protests, about their personal experiences with police, and about what needs to happen going forwards. This show is also a call to action, so be sure to check the list of organizations that you can support which have been recommended by our guests Sam Abeler and Derek “Duck” Washington.
Sam’s Interview: 10:22
Duck’s Interview: 54:08
Hosts’s closing Remarks: 1:43:34
Sam Abeler and Derek “Duck” Washington
Sam recommends supporting the following organizations:
Communities United Against Police Brutality
American Civil Liberties Union
Duck Recommends supporting the following organizations:
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