“Too often some of that violence has come from folks who were supposed to be serving and protecting you.” Obama USProtest UnitedStates
This screen grab from a video released courtesy of The Obama Foundation shows MBK Alliance Virtual Town Hall with President Obama on “Reimagining Policing in the Wake of Continued Police Violence” live streamed on June 3, 2020. – Former US president Barack Obama on Wednesday applauded the “profound” protests by Americans demanding racial justice and said demonstrations over last week’s killing of a black man in police custody could spark nationwide reforms.
Obama directed his comments at young black men and women who he says have often witnessed or experienced too much violence. “There is a change in mindset that’s taking place, a greater recognition that we can do better,” Obama said.
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