Netflix's Civil: A Conversation with Nadia Hallgren and Benjamin Crump

The video discusses a film on Netflix that highlights the black experience in America, aiming to reach a global audience. It reflects on the changes since George Floyd's murder, noting both progress and ongoing challenges in police reform. The speaker emphasizes the importance of tolerance and humanity, and discusses ongoing legal cases addressing environmental and medical racism.

What does the speaker suggest about the importance of civil discourse in society?

How does the speaker relate historical civil rights legislation to current social issues?

What are some of the ongoing cases the speaker is involved with after the film?