CLEAN : Protest in front of the White House after latest police shooting

The speaker expresses personal fear and anger due to racial violence, highlighting the inaction of elected officials in addressing state-sanctioned violence against Black individuals. They emphasize the need for protest and reflect on the historical context of racial issues, sharing their experience of protesting with their child in Washington D.C. during the presidency of the first Black president.

What emotions does the speaker initially express in response to racial injustices?

• Indifference and apathy

• Hurt and anger

• Excitement and anticipation

• Joy and relief

What is the speaker's main concern regarding her family?

• Their financial stability

• Their safety due to racial violence

• Their health and wellness

• Their educational opportunities

What does the speaker accuse elected officials of doing?

• Supporting community initiatives

• Providing adequate protection

• Turning a blind eye

• Taking decisive action

What does the speaker say about the role of authorities?

• They are improving community relations

• They are allowing violence against black people

• They are effectively protecting citizens

• They are reducing crime rates

Where did the speaker protest with her child?

• Washington DC

• New York City

• Chicago

• Los Angeles