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From police brass and the district attorney's office to the White House, officials said Nichols' killing points to a need for bolder reforms that go beyond simply diversifying the ranks, changing use-of-force rules and encouraging citizens to file complaints.

An unarmed Black man dies after a videotaped beating by police. The officers involved are fired. After a thorough review of the evidence, criminal charges are swiftly filed against the offending officers.

From police brass and the district attorney's office to the White House, officials said Nichols' killing points to a need for bolder reforms that go beyond simply diversifying the ranks, changing use-of-force rules and encouraging citizens to file complaints.

The pastor at the Memphis church where Tyre Nichols’ family spoke from the pulpit urging peace after his brutal killing reiterated the call for calm, following the release of video showing the fatal beating by police

TheGrio/KFF Survey of Black Voters found that very few Black voters (17%) support decreasing funding for police departments in their area.

The national action network. sat down with the president and talked about what is going to be the agenda as we go into the election. are we going to protect voting rights? are we going to re-introduce the john lewis voting advancement act if the democrats take a few more seats in the senate and can hold the house? are we going to go from the executive order which president biden gave around policing and it was good but then go to legislation and bring back the george floyd act? we must not only ...

Biden’s new executive order likely won’t satisfy anti-police activists and duplicates many reforms already underway at the state and local level.

Biden’s new executive order likely won’t satisfy anti-police activists and duplicates many reforms already underway at the state and local level.

Commentary As I pointed out last year in The Epoch Times, crime is going to be the big ...

Three cases show how laws can block citizens from suing police and officials, making it harder to "clamp down on rogue officers."