Enforcement. And i think that thats part of it. I think its part of it, sort of thinking about what is it we want our officers to be doing . What is their role, you know, and sort of just acknowledging, like, what we ask of them when we put them on the front lines. Rose and we continue with comment and perspective from charles blow, a columnist for the New York Times. There are two things happening simultaneously here, i think. There is a focus, necessarily, on interpersonal racism, what you and i may share back and forth, whatever biases i may have, whether im aware of them or not aware of them, and thats a very real conflict when people come into contact with each other, particularly in heightened situations of kind of stress. There is another conversation being had about the systemic forces of racism, the kind of racism that does not require any active participation by any particular person, and those are the sorts of structures that push these two populations of people into contact
Enforcement. And i think that thats part of it. I think its part of it, sort of thinking about what is it we want our officers to be doing . What is their role, you know, and sort of just acknowledging, like, what we ask of them when we put them on the front lines. Rose and we continue with comment and perspective from charles blow, a columnist for the New York Times. There are two things happening simultaneously here, i think. There is a focus, necessarily, on interpersonal racism, what you and i may share back and forth, whatever biases i may have, whether im aware of them or not aware of them, and thats a very real conflict when people come into contact with each other, particularly in heightened situations of kind of stress. There is another conversation being had about the systemic forces of racism, the kind of racism that does not require any active participation by any particular person, and those are the sorts of structures that push these two populations of people into contact