In Civic Center Park during Denver protests in early June against racism and police brutality after George Floyd’s death at the hands of Minneapolis police. Over the next several days.
The police have basically always existed as a racist institution. And here's an example of this from mid-19th century New York City. No one individual embodied the brawling roughness of.
In the thread on cop media from a couple of days ago, a few people in comments mentioned how cops in early films were not portrayed as heroes, but rather.
Will it surprise you that research suggests the biggest reason for violence in protests is that the cops start it? No, I don't suppose it will. You will be shocked,.
The NYPD--that paragon of goodness and morality--is at it again. Tensions are increasingly flaring in black and Hispanic neighborhoods over officers’ enforcement of social-distancing rules, leading some prominent elected officials.
It's a real wonder why more and more people believe the entire structure of policing to be so corrupted that the reject law enforcement's moral authority entirely: Two Los Angeles.
I was recently reading Max Feller-Kantor's new book Policing Los Angeles: Race, Resistance, and the Rise of the LAPD. It's a deeply disturbing history of the Los Angeles Police Department.
This is a guest post by Simon Balto, Assistant Professor of History and Director of African-American Studies at Ball State University. His book, Occupied Territory: Policing Black Chicago from Red.
