Inquixitive

They're reading the room. I'm so proud of gen z for caring so much about the world that corporations have to respond to keep them engaged

Here's what I've found, but maybe Michelle will have a better answer

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/how-to-film-police-safely

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/h7ml2a/i_am_michelle_burrows_civil_rights_attorney_who/fulzraf?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

She answered this here :)

Hi Michelle, Thanks for doing this!!

1) As we go forth to vote and advocate, how do we see through an apparently laudable policy to the ugly application it will actually have?? One particular fear I have is the way a policy will actually play out or the types of precedents/interpretations to which they open the door. Plenty of people knew for example that "tough on crime" policies would backfire to disproportionately target minorities and poor communities, but many, many more didn't.

2) Do any resources come to mind for finding reliable, informed policy groups/lobbying groups/legal analysts we can look to to push for good policy, and to whose voices we can add our own?

Already partially answered: 3) Do you have pointed policy suggestions we can pose to our elected officials?

If answering is too involved, I'd appreciate a pointer for what direction to start looking!

Edited for clarity, to account for what you've already addressed, and for readability.

I think it's a great question! I hope OP has some thoughts, though I wonder if it's within her purview