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| The shocking murder of George Floyd by a police officer in 2020 sparked a wave of protests around the world and prompted promises to address structural racism. What actions could actually make black lives better? Film supported by @Mishcon de Reya LLP 00:00 - The legacy of George Floyd 01:20 - How can police reform help? 06:30 - Reallocating police resources 09:10 - The school-to-prison pipeline 12:33 - Reducing school exclusions 16:15 - Moving up the corporate ladder 19:20 - Improving black wealth 22:42 - Can structural racism be solved? Find The Economist’s most recent coverage on race in America: https://econ.st/33fQC5L What is the legacy of George Floyd’s death?: https://econ.st/31CXWrM Listen ‘Why is law enforcement so resistant to reform?’: https://econ.st/3yeDEjZ Read more about why diversity training does not work: https://econ.st/3y7znyU Listen to our checks and balance podcast on racism in America: https://econ.st/3y9MH5P What is the role of police reform?: https://econ.st/3y8O9Fq Watch our film on fixing American policing: Read our special report on how to design anti-discrimination policies:https://econ.st/3GsaSiP Listen to our checks and balance podcast on fair policing: https://econ.st/3rNpl4Q Can protests help progress race in America?: https://econ.st/3rS6WnC Read our business report on the boom in the diversity industry: https://econ.st/3EVe3iO |
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