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Madison in the Sixties – the first week of February 1969 – the Black Revolution symposium. From February 3-8, twenty-one nationally renowned guests – including the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Andrew Young – and forty-three faculty, staff, and students, lead a conference at the University of Wisconsin entitled “The Black Revolution: To What Ends?” Produced by Union Forum Committee co-chairs Margery Tabankin and Neil Weisfeld for $8,861, the six-day symposium attracts 16,500 attendees and...

Those reforms, our training is not to pull people over for missing a front license plate. that is not what we train our people to do. we train our people to deal with violent crime and to focus on violent crime. and that would not happen with a cincinnati police officer. however, you see the university of cincinnati is an important member and the president is a great man and he has been open minded since this came out. and he is committed to reform and we will all demand reform of the campus pol...

Not to pull people over for missing a front license plate. that is not what we train our people to do. we train our people to deal with violent crime and to focus on violent crime. and that would not happen with a cincinnati police officer. however, you see the university of cincinnati is an important member and the president is a great man and he has been open minded since this came out. and he is committed to reform and we will all demand reform of the campus police. but chris, i want you to u...

Enforcement strategies. you can have effectivefect uf, you know, law enforcement across this nation and still preserve and protect the sanctity of the justice system. and whenever you find that there is a gap or a lack of justice, then people have an obligation to demand for it. and demand transparency. and, as theyre doing right now, demand reform. lets get back to center. and find out how we can really meld and blend these concepts so people understand these arent mutually exclusive. >> i just...

People to do. we train our people to deal with violent crime and to focus on violent crime. and that would not happen with a cincinnati police officer. however, you see the university of cincinnati is an important member and the president is a great man and he has been open minded since this came out. and he is committed to reform and we will all demand reform of the campus police. but chris, i want you to understand about our great city which had a horrible injustice that occurred ten days ago....