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Michelle Alvarez
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Updated Apr 1, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:03
Chapter 2
00:11
Chapter 3
00:33
Chapter 4
00:52
Chapter 5
01:08
Chapter 6
01:22
Chapter 7
01:42
Chapter 8
02:21
Chapter 9
Audio Transcript
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Okay,
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Hey guys, I'm Michelle Alvarez and welcome back to different voices,
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different stories on today's episode.
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We will be talking about police brutality and racism
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in today's world and stories we don't really hear about
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the new york times article talks about police brutality and misconduct.
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There's a video that appears to show the death
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of a Californian man held down by police.
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The man yelled, I can't breathe as officers pinned him down.
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Also, according to Nicholas
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Bogle burrows.
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The officer who killed Mccabe bryan will not face charges.
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News reporter a Jazeera posted on a website.
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Different black people who have been killed by
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police with no reasonable cause one of them was
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Dante wright who was killed by police as he was trying to get back in his car,
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Brianna taylor was shot eight times while she was trying
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While she was sleeping at home unarmed and one
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you have all probably heard of George Floyd,
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he was handcuffed on the ground and officer nail
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on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds.
01:00 - 01:04
George Floyd repeatedly told them he couldn't breathe.
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Some stories.
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We don't really see it here,
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but our police officers doing good things for the community on BBC news.
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They show photos of white officers helping white americans.
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As you can see on the screen.
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There have been a lot of times where police help
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people without paying attention to rates or skin color.
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Okay,
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Writer Kirstie Crawford wrote an article about
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a police officer helping someone in need while
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they called the police because the man was
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in distress and thought he was intoxicated.
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She brought him food and found some shoes and clothes to give to this man.
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Instead of telling the man to leave the area,
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she asked him if he was okay and that's something we don't see on the news all the time.
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So why do we see more of police brutality but not
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so much of the good police officers do for our community.
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We see more of the negative stuff police do
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because of the mistake singular police have made,
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that have impacted a lot of people and caused people to protest.
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There are no good or bad police.
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We tend to focus on the bad stuff because that is
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what we see more all around the news and social media.
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The truth is there will always be good at police who
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do good things to serve our community and help people.
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And there will also be bad police who break the
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law and don't do what's best for the people.
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It depends how you look at it as a person and what you decide to focus on.
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Well, that's it for today's stories on police brutality and racism.
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I'm gonna show Alvarez and we hope to see you on the next episode of different voices.
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Different stories
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