Police responding to protesters’ demands for reform | Learn the English expression ‘set in motion’

Published: June 15, 2020, 11 a.m.

As protests enter their third week in the US, police departments are beginning to respond to protesters’ calls for action. Protesters have seen signs of hope along the way: police chiefs joining in protests, nationwide support, and officers getting charged. But policy changes and widespread police reform is what protesters are truly after. Plus, learn the English expression “set in motion.”

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