CLEAN : People march to the US embassy in Nairobi to protest against police brutality

The transcript addresses the need to speak out against injustice, particularly police brutality and white supremacy. It highlights the responsibility of privileged individuals, especially white Americans, to oppose these issues globally. The speaker emphasizes the connection between white supremacy and African dictatorships, often funded by US taxpayer money, and calls for accountability and solidarity among expatriates in Kenya.

What responsibility does the speaker believe privileged individuals have in addressing global injustices?

• To speak up and take action

• To remain silent and observe

• To support the oppressors

• To ignore the issues

What is the speaker's stance on police brutality?

• It must be opposed globally

• It is only a local issue

• It is a necessary evil

• It should be ignored

How does the speaker link US funding to global issues?

• US funding is solely for domestic use

• US funding supports dictatorships and police brutality

• US funding is irrelevant to global issues

• US funding only supports positive initiatives

What is the speaker's view on white supremacy?

• It is a global problem affecting many regions

• It is a minor issue

• It is beneficial for society

• It only affects the US

What role should white Americans in Kenya play according to the speaker?

• They should avoid involvement

• They should lead and support change

• They should remain neutral

• They should focus on their own issues