FBI Director Christopher Wray | Historical relationship with activists and minorities #PolicyTalks
Channel: Ford School of Public Policy
Date: 2022-12-03

Question from Joy Rohde, associate professor of public policy and courtesy associate professor of history:

Historians have documented the FBI’s troubled historical relationship with civil rights activists and minority communities, for example surveillance campaigns against Black activists like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X in the 1960s and Arab-American communities post-9/11. Does this history still affect the FBI’s relationship to minority communities in the present, and what has the agency done to build trust?

A Policy Talks @ the Ford School and Josh Rosenthal Memorial Lecture event.