This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 1393.

Why does police brutality happen in the United States?

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In this second episode in our series on Civil Rights in the U.S.

we'll look at police brutality.

How and why it happens and what we might do to stop it.

Hey Jessica, we are back here in this second episode in this special series that we're doing of

episodes guys on civil rights in the United States because there's been a lot of

unrest a lot of protests in the streets and we want our listeners to really be

clued in into what's going on, our take, our

perspective on what's happening as we're watching it in our streets literally,

right? Yeah, yeah, exactly. I think you know anytime you just see a news article and all you see is pictures of fires and stuff and I don't know, maybe you think it's happening everywhere or maybe you think it's blown out of proportion. don't know but guys we're here to give you

like our first hand takes on what's happening around us right now exactly and just a few

weeks ago we gave you guys a rundown of the 12 most important events throughout history that kind of brought us to this big

moment in history right now.

And today though we're going to take another angle at this issue and that is today we're going to talk

about police brutality and essentially the

systems that are really keeping the police force and not being accountable, keeping them

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