Asleep, remember, and was clearly startled, reached for a gun. A gun. He had a legal permit to carry. When he did, police shot him to death. It all took less than 15 seconds. His mother spoke to my colleague. Just minutes ago. I want everybody to know that my son is going to make sure that everybody across the United States is going to be able to sleep on the couch without having to be worried about being executed by the police. Yes. Yes. Friday, minneapolis mayor announced a moratorium on no knock warrants in the city. Minnesota Attorney General promising to review the case. What else can we do as a society to prevent the ongoing senseless shooting deaths of Black Americans . Joining me now. Contributor of the cut and communications at blue state. And activists and host of the pod cast undistracted. Also a political analyst. Talk about the moment were in right now. Another young black man. Dead at the hands of police. And a lot of questions about how this could have happened given the
Asleep, remember, and was clearly startled, reached for a gun. A gun. He had a legal permit to carry. When he did, police shot him to death. It all took less than 15 seconds. His mother spoke to my colleague. Just minutes ago. I want everybody to know that my son is going to make sure that everybody across the United States is going to be able to sleep on the couch without having to be worried about being executed by the police. Yes. Yes. Friday, minneapolis mayor announced a moratorium on no knock warrants in the city. Minnesota Attorney General promising to review the case. What else can we do as a society to prevent the ongoing senseless shooting deaths of Black Americans . Joining me now. Contributor of the cut and communications at blue state. And activists and host of the pod cast undistracted. Also a political analyst. Talk about the moment were in right now. Another young black man. Dead at the hands of police. And a lot of questions about how this could have happened given the
a general while powerful demand. ten years later after countless broken promises reckoning only with police violence is a cop out. someone like you who started as an organizer, found yourself inside of a electoral politics thinks that was going to be the theory of change. there s so much frustration. why has congress they had the opportunity to act. they had the opportunity to fix this system. why have they failed? we are not learning the lessons of history. we re evading the lessons and relying on the same old tactic and strategies of the past. to get us out of the mess chlts innovation takes work. rethinking our systems takes real desire to see something different. it s clear now than ever before that we have to completely uproot the system from the root. it s called radical change. and systemic change requires radical approach from the people in power. being radical takes work.
something. and run for something civics. great to see you both. from your perch, how do you view what it is republicans are doing when it comes to school board races? republicans are trying to build long term sustainable power. they are trying to make sure what our kids are learning in schools will cultivate the kind of citizens who grow up to be long term republican voters. 20 or 30 years ago, the founder of the christian moral majority said i would rather have 1,000 school board members than 1 president. they understand exactly how important the offices are. they have been investing in them for decades. we reached a point it s coming into light and people who care about our kids learning empathy and compassion and accurate telling of history have to get in the fight too. otherwise we re at the crisis for what it means for the future of the democracy. help us understand. republicans have been making this investment over the long haul. what have democrats been doing?
museum. which opened in 2008. to showcase musical exhibits. art, recording technology and history. it s so important for us to represent our local community. wholistically. looking at the music history of los angeles. this is the epicenter of the industry. the major labels are here. the grammy awards are held here. he says that as a nominee, he s grateful. and humble by his years studying grammy history here. the idea of being on this side now. when i was on this side. it s such an amazing full circle moment. i sat right there. i want to come back and talk to kids. one of the 18 year-olds might be in the front row. the day i sat with him he just heard about going triple platinum. and getting nominated for two naacp image awards. april 3 grammy awards could be continue the windfall for the crooner. who you agree is flying to the moon. what an amazing story.