Roving Camera 05/07/15
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Black people need to stop abusing each other. Black people ain’t got no respect for themselves. That’s why they refer to each other using the n-word. — William Speight, Retired, Roxbury
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Listening to us more. They need to pay attention to our community. Instead of judging us, get to know us. They think we’re all criminals. We’re hard-working people. — Tyron Hester, Cook, Roxbury
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They need to stop assuming, first and foremost. And they need more extensive training. They need to understand who we are, who they’re dealing with. Ask questions first. — Lewis Grant, Mechanic, Dorchester
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We need to build trust between the police and the community. It’s sad what’s going on. It’s modern-day lynching. — A.W.C., Community Activist, Roxbury
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Black people need to get together and vote. — George, Retired, Fall River
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It will take a sustained, organized effort to continue to identify the root causes and push for solutions. — Bro. Kinney, Community Organizer, Dorchester