#257: Examining Race and Police Conflicts with Douglas Flowe, Part 2

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Exhibit C, Documentary

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🗓️ 17 June 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Washington University professor and author Douglas Flowe returns to the podcast, joining Jim Clemente and Lisa Zambetti. They discuss the systemic and historic issues than fan the flames between the police and African Americans in the U.S.

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0:00.0	Hey, prime members, you can listen to Real Crime Profile ad free on Amazon Music. Download the app today.
0:06.8	I couldn't take care of George that day he was killed, but maybe by speaking with you today,
0:15.6	I can make sure that his death would not be in vain.
0:20.4	To make sure that he is more than another face on a t-shirt, more than another name on a list that won't stop growing.
0:30.3	George always made sacrifices for our family and he made sacrifices for complete strangers.
0:38.2	He gave the little that he had to help others. He was our junta giant. I was reminded of that when
0:45.8	I watched the video of his murder. He called all the officers, sir. He was my old man, he didn't fight
0:56.5	back. He listened to all the officers. The man who took his life, who suffocated him for eight
1:05.2	minutes and 46 seconds, he still called them, sir, as he begged for his life. I can't tell you the kind
1:14.0	of pain you feel when you watch something like this.
1:28.1	I rise to say, Mrs. Speaker, that black lives do not matter as much as white lives.
1:34.8	If black lives matter as much as white lives, Mr. George Floyd will still be breathing.
1:44.0	If black lives matter as much as white lives, a mod Aubrey would have finished his job, his jog.
1:52.2	If black lives matter as much as white lives, Christian Cooper wouldn't have been falsely accused.
2:00.6	Black lives do not matter as much as white lives. Why? Because we tolerate hatred,
2:08.8	bigotry and in videos discrimination. We tolerate it and because we tolerate it, we allow it to be
2:15.7	perpetuated. We in this country have the power to do something about the racism that exists as
2:21.6	it relates to black people. We have tolerated it since 1619 and the arrival of black people in the
2:28.7	Americas. But it's time for us to do something about it. Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile.
2:36.1	This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiler former New York City prosecutor and writer producer
2:40.2	of C. Vess's Criminal Minds and with me today is. I'm Lisa Zambetti. I'm the casting director for
2:44.8	C. Vess's Criminal Minds. I'm also the in-house casting director of Brave New Films, which is a
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