Civil rights attorney Flint Taylor reacts to our recent interview on Chicago's failed police reform with Simone Weichselbaum, and explains why Chicago's problems can't be fixed by nicer police interactions, but only by addressing the systematic classism and racism built into the core of American policing.
Flint's latest writing is Homan Square is Chicago's new 'House of Screams' for The Guardian.
[Flint's phone keeps hanging up throughout the interview, but stick with it because Flint makes great points here]