retained as a lawyer for the gray family. on monday night, he stood up and made a bit of a remarkable speech essentially at a press conference with the gray family appealing for calm and making a case for the country to understand what was happening in baltimore. watch. how many of you think this is limited just to baltimore, maryland? nobody believes that. we are a similar city to almost everyone in this country. and this is happening all over the place. it s happening in big cities, small cities, medium sized cities, in rural areas. this is a part of our history. you know, the first part of it was when the police were used to enforce slavery. that is not a moral endeavor. and after slavery came, segregation, klan, downtown.
you know, the first part of it was when the police were used to enforce slavery. that is not a moral endeavor. and after slavery came, segregation, clans, downtown. guess what the police regard after that? immoral laws. and then came the act of world war ii when black men came hopeful after risking their lives only to on be told they were [ bleep ] again. and then came the so-called civil rights era. where, as quickly as we gained the civil rights act of 1964 and 1965, there was a counterrevolution. his name was richard nixon. and he increased the number of police in the plaque community five fold. and it got worse.
very prominent family of civil rights activists in baltimore, who has been retained as a lawyer for freddie gray s family on monday night he stood up and activists in baltimore. retained a lawyer. on monday night, he stood ip and made a bit of a remarkable speech essentially at a press conference with the gray family appealing for calm and making a case for the country to understand what was happening in baltimore. watch. how many of you think this is the end of the of baltimore, maryland? nobody believes that. we are a similar city to almost everyone in this country. and this is happening all over the place. it s happening in big cities, small cities medium sized cities in rural areas. this is a part of our history. you know the first part of it was when the police were used to enforce slavery. that is not a moral endeavor.
now, how many of you think this is limited just to baltimore, maryland? nobody believes that. we are a similar city to almost everyone in this country. and this is happening all over the place. it s happening in big cities, small cities, medium sized cities in rural areas. it s a part of our history. you know, the first part of it was when the police were used to enforce slavery. that was not a moral endeavor. and then after slavery came, segregation, crime, the black codes, sundown time. and guess what the police role was regarded for that? it was to enforce those immoral laws. and then came the aftermath of world war ii, when black men came home after risking their lives only to be told they were niggers again.
that was not a moral endeavor. and then after slavery came segregation, crime, the black codes, sundown time. and guess what the police role was regarded for that? it was to impose those immoral laws. and then came the aftermath of world war ii, when black men came home after risking their lives only to be told they were niggers again. and then came the so-called civil rights era whereas quickly we gained the civil rights in 1964 there was a counterrevolution. his name was richard nixon and he increased the number of police in the black community five-fold. but the guy named ronald reagan increased the sentences given