Bloomberg Says Stop and Frisk Got 'Out of Control'

The transcript features a speaker discussing their apology and efforts to improve conditions for Black and brown students in New York City. They highlight their achievements as mayor, including endorsements from Black elected officials. The discussion shifts to racial justice and policing, particularly the impact of stop and frisk policies. The speaker acknowledges the lack of lived experience in racial issues and emphasizes the importance of listening and taking action to address racial inequalities.

What steps has the speaker taken to address the concerns of the Black community?

In what ways does the speaker believe the school system has improved for Black and brown students?

What are the implications of the stop and frisk policy as discussed by the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for understanding the experiences of marginalized communities?

How does the speaker acknowledge their privilege in relation to racial issues?