2026-07-19
3 分钟Hey, NPR Politics podcast listeners,
it's Miles here to let you know about a new investigative series from NPR's Embedded podcast.
It digs into the unsolved killing of a Black teenager at a Black Lives Matter protest.
Who's responsible for the shooting and how did it happen?
In their search for answers, the reporters track down key eyewitnesses
and surface crucial evidence that's never been made public.
Here's the trailer.
Back in 2020, a remarkable experiment took place.
After an intense standoff with anti-police brutality protesters, police abandoned their own precinct.
Protesters stayed and started occupying about eight city blocks in the middle of Seattle.
There's several hundred people being completely peaceful.
It's like a block party.
They set up tents.
There was free food, a mutual aid station, a stage for speeches and music.
It evolved into this community.
They called it CHOP.
The Capitol Hill organized protest.
A place with no police.
It was their attempt to build a better world.
For a moment there, it was utopia.