CLEAN : Minnesota: calm 7th night of protest over police shooting of Daunte Wright

The transcript discusses the urgent need for police reform and the redefinition of policing to prevent the unjust killing of young people and people of color. It highlights the impact of recent trials, such as those of George Floyd and Dante Wright, on public sentiment and the community's growing frustration with police brutality and injustice. The speaker emphasizes the importance of protest and exercising First Amendment rights as a response to these issues.

What is the speaker's main argument regarding policing in the first section?

• Policing should remain unchanged.

• Policing needs to be redefined and reimagined.

• Policing should focus more on traffic violations.

• Policing should be abolished entirely.

In the second section, what recent event does the speaker mention that highlights ongoing issues with policing?

• The trial of George Floyd.

• The opening of a new police station.

• The election of a new mayor.

• A new law passed in Congress.

What emotion does the speaker express in response to the killing of Daunte Wright?

• Joy and relief.

• Excitement and anticipation.

• Confusion and frustration.

• Indifference and apathy.

What is the community's reaction to police brutality as described in the third section?

• They are increasingly fed up and protesting.

• They are supportive of it.

• They are unaware of it.

• They are indifferent to it.

According to the speaker, what constitutional right are the protesters exercising?

• The right to free speech.

• The right to vote.

• The right to bear arms.

• The right to privacy.