“I was on Twitter the other day, and I saw people were mad at LL Cool J. I looked on his account and saw he was saying some tone-deaf things about the anti police brutality protests. People asked him to expand on his points and he got defensive. I ended up tweeting at him, as well, and he offered to host a debate on Instagram Live. So I got on with him. He said he wanted our generation’s perspective about what’s going on right now and how I felt about the protests. I told him I was disappointed with how it’s being handled on both the state and federal level, as well as how the media is portraying it. I feel like they are showing a narrative that is not entirely true. I expressed that I feel that police officers should be expected to study the law to the same extent as lawyers do since they are the ones executing the laws. He agreed with that and brought up his concerns about looting. I argued that the soil of this country was looted and that human lives should be valued over the stock ...