the peaceful protests included speakers like tupac shakur's sister, set shakur. and in san francisco hundreds of people marched along the great highway. it began at sloat taking protesters up to lincoln. >>> the city of vallejo is preparing for an 8:00 p.m. curfew again tonight after an evening of looting. an officer-involved shooting, and someone setting fire inside city hall. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow broke that part of the story earlier today. vallejo police chief shawnee williams describing a night of violence and looting. >> in 27 years of service, i've never experienced anything like last night in the city of vallejo. this was a coordinated attack by organized individuals seeking to cause destruction and harm to our community. >> vallejo mayor says someone broke into city hall through a window early this morning and attempted to set a fire. the sprinklers significantly damaged the first floor human resources department. the mayor also says many local businesses were looted. >> i understand, and i believe in the public's right of protest, of

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today where there's free healthcare for everyone right and i think we can say the same about tupac shakur or he was raised by a genie sure couper who is one of the baddest in a good way one of the best black panthers that ever came from the black panther party is his godmother was a side issue poor who is in cuba right now so these 2 characters have have animated the life of movements across the world for generations and they will continue to do so i want to quickly ask one question when we're going to go to break but who to use a juicy figures like that coming out figures like sherry figures like to park coming out of the current movement the word that no one's talking about yet but we will be talking about 20 years from now the governor of the. i think that you know our i think that there are figures that are emerging right now and the people have good reason to be suspicious of some of the figures whose messages don't align with what the masses in the streets are actually saying but i think one thing that this movement has been good about doing is not making celebrities out of people a

is that in the matter black eyes are on that and the legacies of tupac shakur and trigger wire is author and salon dot com editor at large d. walk ins along with him is writer journalist and watching the uk so show me producer evan springer thank you both for joining us today. thank you all right here we are at the height of change and protests in the united states probably the kind not seen in this country since the 1960 s. and early seventy's and yet during all of this we have yet another killing of a black man by a police officer under ludicrous circumstances at best devon you've lived in atlanta what are your thoughts on this latest shooting. well you know lana is really my home that's where i was raised and i can't stress enough that this is not a new problem that what's happening to brooks is actually in a long line of police killings in atlanta we've had the the police killing of anthony hill alexia christian catherine johnston oscar cain who was actually a community organizer was killed by police just last year so it's very hard us on from atlanta to see this moment and to see so

oh absolutely i think that someone like jake of air and tupac shakur who are are cut from a different a different class than the rest of us write like they have inspired millions of people around the world whether i am in havana cuba or in palestine or in jamaica there's murals of these 2 individuals all over the place there's people who resonate with their message i mean especially right now in this covert pandemic the very people forget he was a physician and the reason why cuba has such a successful medical industry right now is because he works to establish a medical medical sort of industry that included people who live in rule areas a lack of neighborhoods and the poorest neighborhoods across the island so his message was one of bringing everybody into health care everybody into a society that was more just he actually said you should shrimp bull with indignation at the sight of injustice meaning racism sexism homophobia exploitation should literally make you so mad you're trembling and this is actually the kind of thinking that he had as he was helping to establish the cuba tha

think -- i'm pretty sure -- i've had so many different quotes in employ head recently, but tupac shakur gave an interview recently where he eloquently said, i thought, blacks have been asking for a long time, let us in, let us in, let us in, begging, begging, begging, it's bad us in, let us in. we start banging on the door because we need to get in. we can't stay out here. we're dying out here. do you think we're going to keep asking at some point? now, i know that sounds incendiary to some people, but everything that has mattered in american history has happened because people got to a point where their desperation led them to action and they insisted things got better. >> that's -- >> we've never done it by conversation and a pat on the back. it doesn't mean insurrection. it doesn't mean civil war. >> yeah. >> it means passion that fuels anger that fuels change. >> but the thing is, chris, it does mean insurrection, and i don't mean -- i don't mean it in the way people -- let me -- it means insurrection when people get tired and if no one listens, then it fuels insurrection, do you un

there is a meme going around social media right now of tupac shakur saying you really expect us to keep asking to treat us well when we've been asking for generation after generation? eventually you stop asking you. start incigarettsisting. you start knocking down the doors. does that make it right? those chain of judgments become a chain. is it right why they're doing it? is it right that they feel they have to do it? is it right that that hasn't changed? people cherry pick what they want to be true in these situations. i all i know what you know, we keep winding up back here, situation after situation, administration after administration. this administration has done no favors to this cause by harnessing anger. there is plenty of anger in america. and when you play with it, you play with fire, just as you see on your screen right now. this is in boston. they're putting out a fire that i showed you earlier on the street. does not appear to be a cruiser. i don't see a light rack on top. but they're lighting cars that are police cruiser, and they're lighting civilians' vehicles as well.