CLEAN : Protesters demand answers over Baltimore police death (2)

The transcript discusses the community's reaction to Mr. Gray's death, emphasizing the need for justice and accountability. It highlights concerns about external agitators disrupting peaceful protests and provides a historical context of police actions as modern-day lynching. The speaker stresses the importance of peaceful protest and equal accountability for wrongdoing, regardless of whether the perpetrator is a civilian or a police officer.

What is the community's main demand following the death of Mr. Gray?

• To forget the incident and move on

• To hold someone accountable for his death

• To relocate the community

• To increase police presence in the area

What concern does the community have about outside influences?

• They will ignore the community's issues

• They could incite violence and hostility

• They will help in peaceful protests

• They might bring financial aid

How does the community plan to handle the situation without violence?

• By avoiding all forms of protest

• By rallying peacefully and healing internally

• By increasing police collaboration

• By seeking help from external organizations

What historical issue is highlighted in the context of Mr. Gray's death?

• Healthcare access

• Modern day lynching and police violence

• Educational inequality

• Economic disparity

What is the community's stance on justice for those who commit wrongdoings?

• Everyone, including police, should be held accountable

• Justice should be delayed for police officers

• Only civilians should be prosecuted

• Police should be exempt from prosecution