The Race Gap in the U.S.: People kill people every day

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In this episode of “The Race Gap in the U.S.,” correspondent Jason Motlagh takes us on a journey with a cast of characters comprised of activists, retired border patrol officers, lawyers and migrants.

Last September, Brandon Lopez was shot and killed after a three-hour standoff with Anaheim police officers who thought he had a gun. He was unarmed.

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