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If you’re black and disabled, you’re even more vulnerable. Specifically, what we’re dealing with today is a skewed shoot-to-kill mindset in which police, trained to view themselves as warriors or soldiers in a war, whether against drugs, or terror, or crime, must “get” the bad guys—i.e., anyone who is a potential target—before the bad guys get them. This nationwide epidemic of court-sanctioned police violence carried out with impunity against individuals posing little or no real threat has all but guaranteed that unarmed Americans will keep dying at the hands of militarized poli...

Feb 25, 2021 Stellenbosch-based Clevva and UK-based Blue Prism have announced a partnership that combines Clevva’s front-office solutions with Blue Prism’s back-office solutions to deliver an end-to-end customer service offering. Under the partnership, Blue Prism will sell Clevva’s digital experts through its global digital exchange and partner network that already makes use of its digital workers. Clevva’s low-code web platform lets companies easily create and deploy their own front-end digital experts. The combination with Blue Prism’s back-office digital workers now makes it poss...

Thomas O'Neil-White / WBFO News The criminal justice system is a key part of America’s race problem, according to panelists during a virtual session sponsored Thursday evening by Erie Community College’s Anti-Racism Task Force. The topic was "Black and Blue: Policing Communities of Color." For the speakers, the topic has changed considerably because of the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6 by a mainly white mob. One speaker said the riot would have ended far differently if the mob had been African Americans. A number of police officers have been arrested for participating and some Ca...

We need to be doing systemic proactive reforring. >> i want to underline that. i think that's not a small point. that it becomes overwhelmingly easy to look at the person who is the shooter, right, not that there isn't responsibility there. but the ways in which we have all of these that create these bad acts but often not walking back up the chain and saying where do these incentives come from, what kind of messages are people getting and quite honestly this idea of good officers but still part of a culture who, like where you just don't speak against your boss, right, or you don't speak abou...

>> father, do you think the superintendent being asked to step down, will that make a difference? >> i think it's only a step. the body is sick of the police department. you can take off the head but you've still got the same sick body. we go into that whole community of blue code. you're talking about a police department that keeps talking about community's got to come forward, community's got to talk, community's got to be honest. even if you're afraid, tell the truth. >> report crimes that you see? >> yeah. nobody in the police department did. the other officers there on the scene. what abo...