CLEAN : Ferguson on edge ahead of grand jury decision

The transcript discusses a situation from 20 years ago, highlighting increased anger and frustration over time. It outlines a timeline of events from August to November, where promises were made but not fulfilled. The speaker emphasizes a shift towards greater awareness and education about rights, particularly in the context of protesting.

How does the speaker feel about the change in anger levels over the past 20 years?

• They feel indifferent.

• They feel the same level of anger.

• They feel more angry now.

• They feel less angry now.

What is the main reason for the speaker's frustration in the second section?

• Constant changes in promised dates.

• Unclear communication from authorities.

• Increased workload.

• Lack of support from peers.

By the end of November, how did the speaker feel about the situation?

• Tired of the ongoing delays.

• Indifferent to the outcome.

• Hopeful for change.

• Excited about future plans.

What has the speaker gained in terms of understanding their rights?

• A feeling of confusion.

• A desire to stop protesting.

• A sense of hopelessness.

• A better understanding of their rights.

What is the speaker's perspective on protesting now?

• They are more educated about its limitations.

• They feel it is pointless.

• They think it is unnecessary.

• They believe it is more effective than before.