Patrisse Khan-Cullors on Growing Up In A Police State

'For some communities in L.A., it doesn't always look like palm trees and sunshine. Raids, surveillance, racial profiling, juvenile jails, criminal court, and police brutality -- these are some of the things that Patrisse Khan-Cullors became painfully aware of early in life. And she's not alone. The Co-founder of Black Lives Matter breaks down what it means to grow up in communities that are over-policed.' -- Fusion