“The most dangerous place for black people is in white people’s imagination”. D.L. Hughley Black people, African-Americans, aren’t as scary or as dangerous as are other’s perception of them. An example of the types of incidents where unarmed Black men have been approached, interrogated, arrested, shot and/or killed by police/law enforcement […]
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How To Create A User-Friendly Police Force
Will we consider retraining law enforcement? At this time, we approach the notion as if it is an impossible task. I think not. If we can create new laws and policies which dictate the ways we navigate certain procedures in our daily lives, then changing policy and shifting groupthink as a byproduct of a next-level […]
Here is Why People Chant “Black Lives Matter”
https://s2.washingtonpost.com/5aa15f/5ac365c2fe1ff61ddddda459/YmlzaG9wYXJ2ZXJuZUBhb2wuY29t/6/48/0ffe4a7e475f3bda8279c1bb56f2c78e Play the above video from Asheville and then read. This image absolutely provides one conclusive reason for the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement….at least today’s cries. Unfortunately, the cries of yesteryear are eerily similar to the cries heard today. People of color in the U.S. have been subject to government sanctioned and protected violence against […]
The Broken Headlight & Local Law Enforcement- Was it DWB??
Is there a difference between the way people are approached by law enforcement in the big city or small towns? Is there a difference between locations? Is there a difference between races or sexes? Unequivocally, there is a difference between sexes-male and female. The police approach women less aggressively than men, and that tends […]
