Three Years Since the Death of George Floyd

The transcript discusses the progress and challenges in policing reforms over the past three years. It highlights changes at local and federal levels, including the election of reform-minded district attorneys and executive orders from the president. The discussion also covers obstacles such as entrenched forces, police unions, and corporate influence. The role of the federal government is examined, particularly the challenges in passing the George Floyd Policing Act. The importance of local accountability and reforms is emphasized, with a focus on traffic stops and federal funding. The issue of qualified immunity is explored as a significant barrier to meaningful legislation.

What is the significance of qualified immunity in the context of police accountability?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that accountability for police officers can be improved?

How does the speaker view the relationship between legislation and meaningful change in policing?