CLEAN : Ferguson shooting shows racial tensions still alive in the US

The video discusses Missouri's historical context as a slave state during the Civil War and its subsequent segregation practices. It highlights the racial transition in Ferguson and nearby communities, noting the increase in African American representation in local government. The video also touches on social justice movements, including the 'Hands up, don't shoot' protest. Lastly, it briefly mentions unrelated topics such as carbon and identity.

What does the phrase 'Hands up, don't shoot' signify in the context of racial issues?

What questions are raised by the repeated phrase 'Who are we?' in the context of community identity?