mr. nichols' encounter with the police officers. they went through the playbook. the same with mr. what is wrong wit the criminal justice system here in memphis. >> byron: what does it mean to be black in memphis? >> i think it means that you are kind of in a constant state of trauma and apprehension. >> byron: amber sherman has been working to change the local police department for years. what's your relationship with tyre nichols' family? they're very fond of you. >> yeah, i mean, i'm fond of them. i think that everyone deserves to be supported. and that at the time when they needed folks the most, i was glad that i was able to be there to support them and advocate on their behalf, because something definitely needs to change. once again, we told you something like this would happen -- >> byron: following tyree's death, activists went to work, getting the city to pass six new ordinances, including "the driving equality ordinance." it bans stops for low-level traffic violations like a broken taillight. a week after it passed in april, another stop made headlines in memphis. >> pol

mr. nichols. i look forward to joining you at the next concert with the chairman and we'll see how that works out. chairman powell, thank you very much taking time for being with us today recognize, first of all, that you get feedback from every successor on how you're doing your job you are charged with two mandates primarily among those are price stability and combatting ting unemployment the labor market is clearly very tight and you should be credited with succeeding in maximum employment and being a partner in this. unfortunately, we haven't collectively been as lucky in terms of price stability core cpi is still over 4% and services and housing costs remain very sticky given the economic uncertainty on how fed will bring inflation to its 2% mandate, can you touch on how the bank capital requirements vice chair barr is proposing, and main street businesses, farmers, family farms and iowans back in my district provide a backbone on this and they depend heavily on this area. do you think they'l

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