<img src="http://www.americamagazine.org/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/main_image/Chicago_Police_Civil__Clar.jpg?itok=bBgpYXBU" width="220" height="220" alt="Kofi Ademola, left, of the group Black Lives Matter Chicago, and other protesters talk to the media outside the Chicago Police District 1 headquarters on South State Street in Chicago on Jan. 13. Speakers said Chicagoans already knew from experience what the Department of Justice said in its report critical of the Chicago Police department. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune via AP)" typeof="Image" class="img-responsive" /><br /> "You can change the training at the academy and retrain all of the current officers, but the biggest issue is changing the culture."

Kofi Ademola, left, of the group Black Lives Matter Chicago, and other protesters talk to the media outside the Chicago Police District 1 headquarters on South State Street in Chicago on Jan. 13. Speakers said Chicagoans already knew from experience what the Department of Justice said in its report critical of the Chicago Police department. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune via AP)
“You can change the training at the academy and retrain all of the current officers, but the biggest issue is changing the culture.”