Relatively Little Has Changed Since Floyd's Death, Despite Momentum

The video discusses the aftermath of Derek Chauvin's conviction for George Floyd's murder, highlighting ongoing demands for change and the impact on police reforms. It reflects on the broader public interest in racial inequity and the Justice Department's investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department. Despite some progress, challenges remain, and there is hope for future change driven by younger generations.

What significant change in police practices occurred after George Floyd's death?

• Introduction of community policing

• Mandatory police training

• Ban on chokeholds

• Increased use of tasers

What was a common sentiment in the Black community regarding the justice system during the Chauvin trial?

• Confidence in a fair trial

• Skepticism about a conviction

• Trust in police accountability

• Belief in immediate reform

How did public interest in racial inequity change after Floyd's death?

• It decreased significantly

• It increased significantly

• It shifted focus to other issues

• It remained the same

What is a major challenge in achieving police reform at the federal level?

• Lack of public support

• Opposition from local governments

• Slow legislative momentum

• Insufficient funding

What gives Sabrina Fulton hope for future change?

• Faith in young people

• Increased media coverage

• Support from international communities

• New laws being passed