director kony talks about the issue, and the effect it has on the streets, in the courts and throughout american society and the fact we need to confront those things, and not let it affect people in a bias way. >> i thought he was careful to root unconscious bias, inexperience, rather than say the guys go out on the street heartening. >> i thought it was very heartening, it rings true. his speech has the ring of truth. he starts off with the proposition that there has been mistakes, serious ones that got us to this point. he points out the hard truth, that we harbour biases, and if we cannot commit that we have individual biases, it will be a hard conversation to have. credibility. >> as i look back over the speech as a video and a transcript. i went back and forth myself. i thought "well, it's good to talk about these things." but on the other hand we've been talking about them a lot, for a long time. and it seems a little futile. >> that can be true. we can be impatient with the pace of racial progress. that's happening at this moment. with the comments from president obama, and atto

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