After Buffalo Massacre, Civil Rights Leaders Pitch Anti-Hate Plans

The video discusses the potential application of the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act to a recent hate crime in Buffalo. Theodore Johnson explains the legal requirements for prosecuting under this law, focusing on the need for a conspiracy. Reverend Mark Blue emphasizes the broader racial issues and the need for more comprehensive legislation to address hate crimes and white supremacy.

How does Reverend Mark Blue suggest addressing the issue of hate crimes against African Americans?

What are the broader societal implications of the hate crime discussed in the text?