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To the Point

Will the Black Lives Matter movement force political change?

To the Point

KCRW

News

4.4583 Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2016

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

As police shootings continue to make news, "Black Lives Matter" has brought race back into the national conversation.  Is it a dangerous source of potential violence or the Civil Rights Movement of the 21st Century?

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0:31.1

From KCRW in Santa Monica and PRI Public Radio International, this is To the Point.

0:38.3

Does Black Lives Matter have stain power?

0:42.3

Hello again, I'm Aronalmi, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

0:49.3

Starting out as a hashtag in 2012, Black Lives Matter has made race an unavoidable topic in the last days of the

0:56.6

Obama administration. Protesters show up on TV news, denouncing police shootings, interrupting speakers,

1:02.5

blocking streets and highways. There's still no particular leader, but now the network is one of

1:07.3

60 black-led organizations formerly demanding specific changes in public policy.

1:12.9

Some claim it's indirectly responsible for the killings of police. Others call it the latest

1:17.3

phase in the civil rights movement. Today's talking point, NBC's Olympics coverage leaves sports

1:23.5

fans disappointed again. First, here's the news.

1:43.6

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1:49.5

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2:03.0

Support for To the Point comes from the members of KCRW and from the Public Radio International Program Fund.

2:10.4

We're not only back with To The Point. As police shootings continue to make news, Black Lives Matter has brought race back into the national conversation.

2:20.2

Is Black Lives Matter a dangerous source of potential violence or the civil rights movement of the 21st century. Today's talking point,

2:25.8

delayed broadcast and commercial interruptions once again have sports fans fuming about NBC's coverage of the Summer Olympics. Soft-focused features are well-produced, but critics say they're

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