OHH: Episode 100 - "Why peace when there ain't justice"

HAPPY HOUR 100 SAY THEIR NAMES! Today we speak on the eruption of emotion as demonstrations began this week due to police brutality after the recent events of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. Tonight we focus the whole conversation on this as we try to process what happened and how to move forward. George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis, MN sparks protests/riots/looting nationwide - Anniversary of his mother passing away. He was murdered on 5/25 by Minneapolis cop holding a knee to his neck for over 8 minutes. Liquor store called cops on Floyd due to suspected counterfeit $20 Cop worked with George at a nightclub for long period of time as bouncers. Discharge at hospital stated he had “underlying health issues” family will conduct independent autopsy A few years ago a Somalia-American cop from Minneapolis kills unarmed woman while on patrol and sentenced to 12.5 years (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/us/minneapolis-police-sentencing-mohamed-noor.html) Protests LA County on curfew since 5/30 numerous videos of anarchist tagging and vandalizing buildings to incite violence. KKK - history, how was it started and why does white supremacy groups still exist. using black bodies for public spectacle social media takes down Plandemic video, but keeps videos of public lynchings of black people Amy Cooper calls cops on black man (Christian Cooper) in Central Park. THE QUESTION Are you for protesting? Looting/vandalism? Allyship: White privilege. What can white people do to support people of color fight for justice and equal treatment? How can police do their jobs and when is aggressive behavior warranted vs. not warranted? What can we do as a collective to initiate and implement real change to our radicalized justice system and police training? POLITRICKS Anonymous returns. Trump vetos bill that would forgive student loans of those who enrolled in fraudulent universities.