In the 10 years since a police officer killed Michael Brown, how has policing changed?

The video discusses the impact of Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, MO, on the Black Lives Matter movement and police reform. It highlights the protests that followed, the changes in policing practices such as body cameras and de-escalation training, and the ongoing challenges in achieving police accountability. Despite reforms, issues like excessive force remain prevalent, indicating the need for continued efforts in police reform.

What event marked a significant turning point for the Black Lives Matter movement?

• The election of Barack Obama

• The signing of the Civil Rights Act

• The death of Michael Brown Jr.

• The March on Washington

Which of the following changes in policing can be traced back to the events in Ferguson?

• Increased police funding

• Abolition of police departments

• Introduction of body cameras

• Reduction in police force size

Who is Troy Doyle in the context of the Ferguson Police Department?

• A local journalist

• The chief of the Ferguson Police Department

• The mayor of Ferguson

• A protest leader

What percentage of large police departments now wear body cameras according to DOJ data?

• 60%

• 50%

• 80%

• 70%

Despite reforms, what issue remains persistent in police departments across the U.S.?

• Lack of training programs

• High number of police killings

• Insufficient funding

• Overstaffing