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LA 92

AND WHEN WE SPEAK OUT,THE FIRST THING THEY SAY IS, "WHY ARE THEYGETTING SO RESTLESS?

LA 92 • 2017
AND WHEN WE SPEAK OUT,
THE FIRST THING THEY SAY IS, "WHY ARE THEY
GETTING SO RESTLESS?

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AND WHEN WE SPEAK OUT, THE FIRST THING THEY SAY IS,
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"WHY ARE THEY GETTING SO RESTLESS?
Duration
5 seconds
Views
30
Timestamp in Movie
00:20:10
Uploaded
Jul 08, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
National Geographic,National Geographic Documentary Films

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Movie Summary

Twenty-five years after the verdict in the Rodney King trial sparked several days of protests, violence and looting in Los Angeles, LA 92 immerses viewers in that tumultuous period through stunning and rarely seen archival footage.
PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT TAKING THIS TO THE STREETS AND - LA 92 00:06
PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT TAKING THIS TO THE STREETS AND
CONNIE CHUNG: ANOTHER WIDELY PUBLICIZED INCIDENT CAPTURED - LA 92 00:06
CONNIE CHUNG: ANOTHER WIDELY PUBLICIZED INCIDENT CAPTURED
REPORTER: THIS GRAINY, SECURITY CAMERA VIDEOTAPE - LA 92 00:08
REPORTER: THIS GRAINY, SECURITY CAMERA VIDEOTAPE
STOREOWNER SOON JA DU THOUGHT 15-YEAR-OLD LATASHA HARLINS - LA 92 00:07
STOREOWNER SOON JA DU THOUGHT 15-YEAR-OLD LATASHA HARLINS
AND UH, THE SUSPECT GRABBED THE BACKPACK AND THERE BECAME - LA 92 00:07
AND UH, THE SUSPECT GRABBED THE BACKPACK AND THERE BECAME
AND UH, AS OUR VICTIM UH, TURNED TO WALK AWAY FROM THE - LA 92 00:11
AND UH, AS OUR VICTIM UH, TURNED TO WALK AWAY FROM THE
SHE GOT MONEY EVERY WEEK FOR HER ALLOWANCE SO SHE DID NOT - LA 92 00:06
SHE GOT MONEY EVERY WEEK FOR HER ALLOWANCE SO SHE DID NOT
REPORTER: THE STORE CLERK, - LA 92 00:04
REPORTER: THE STORE CLERK,
THE NAACP IS DEMANDING THE CLERK BE TRIED FOR MURDER. - LA 92 00:04
THE NAACP IS DEMANDING THE CLERK BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
REPORTER: THE CASE HAS BECOME A SYMBOL OF TENSIONS BETWEEN - LA 92 00:12
REPORTER: THE CASE HAS BECOME A SYMBOL OF TENSIONS BETWEEN
AS MANY AS 300,000 KOREANS LIVE IN LOS ANGELES, - LA 92 00:08
AS MANY AS 300,000 KOREANS LIVE IN LOS ANGELES,
SOME BLACKS SEE THE KOREANS AS A MERCHANT CLASS THAT TAKES - LA 92 00:06
SOME BLACKS SEE THE KOREANS AS A MERCHANT CLASS THAT TAKES
WOMAN: WHY DON'T YOU OPEN A MARKET THAT WE CAN USE - LA 92 00:05
WOMAN: WHY DON'T YOU OPEN A MARKET THAT WE CAN USE
EDWARD CHANG: WE ARE DEEPLY CONCERNED THAT THIS INCIDENT - LA 92 00:10
EDWARD CHANG: WE ARE DEEPLY CONCERNED THAT THIS INCIDENT
IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN OUR BONDS, - LA 92 00:11
IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN OUR BONDS,
JUDGE KARLIN: MISS SHEPHERD, WOULD YOU PLEASE GIVE THE - LA 92 00:06
JUDGE KARLIN: MISS SHEPHERD, WOULD YOU PLEASE GIVE THE
WE THE JURY, IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION FIND THE - LA 92 00:12
WE THE JURY, IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION FIND THE
A LESSOR INCLUDED OFFENSE TO THAT CHARGE IN [INAUDIBLE] - LA 92 00:06
A LESSOR INCLUDED OFFENSE TO THAT CHARGE IN [INAUDIBLE]
JUDGE KARLIN: IT IS NOW A TIME FOR HEALING. - LA 92 00:06
JUDGE KARLIN: IT IS NOW A TIME FOR HEALING.
IT IS NOT A TIME FOR RHETORIC, - LA 92 00:07
IT IS NOT A TIME FOR RHETORIC,