Welcome to Democracyish. I'm Torre.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And Brianna Taylor's family is $12 million richer, and yet we are all still poorer.

I mean, $12 million would surely say a whole lot of wrong happened, and yet no one has been arrested or charged with her.

So no individual did it.

But the city of Louisville is like, we're really, really times 12 million, really sorry.

It is the largest, I believe that I have been hearing.

It is the largest settlement that a black woman's family has received for murder by police.

Look, I think that $12 million is just, is right.

I think that it doesn't equate to justice, though,

and that's the place that we still find ourselves,

that these cities, these places,

they will paint Black Lives Matter in the street.

You have fucking actors coming out and saying, I won't voice black characters anymore.

You have, you know, the fashion industry taken on their own racism.

You have places doing everything but the one thing that black people are asking for, which is fucking justice, which is arrest the cops that killed Brianna Taylor? Well, which is

which is, which is police treat us with basic decency and respect. And you're right, where Hollywood,

municipalities, all sorts of different sorts of people are stepping up and saying, hey, let's be more equitable toward black and brown people.

Mostly in symbolic ways, but in some substantive ways.

We'll see how it plays out over the years.

But when you have police departments

who almost en masse are saying, fuck no, we're going to continue beating ass. We're going to

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