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can policing be reformed? BRITTANY PACKNETT CUNNINGHAM: In short, Tiffany, no. You can’t reform a system that was created to protect some people, and to protect those people, supposedly from the rest of us. A system that was created to control can’t actually be changed. It can only be replaced with the true vision for public safety. Like you said, Jamal Sutherland was mentally disabled. Nearly half the people killed by police every single year have a disability.  We know in North Carolina, the video of Andrew Brown Jr. now shows that he was executed, unlike what the police had previous...

The Kosher Gourmet by Nick Malgieri: Chocolate molten delight with creme anglaise is a simple yet elegant make-ahead dessert Most Americans agree that racism in any form is abhorrent. But in recent weeks, far too many who call themselves "antiracists" have inflamed racial tensions with antiwhite bigotry that's every bit as disgusting as what they claim to oppose. When will the antiracists start rooting out the bigots in their own ranks? When Robert Long, a 21-year-old Georgia man, killed eight people, six of them Asian, at three spas on March 16, prominent figures on the left reflexively bran...

Responding to the conviction of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd, Libertarian National Committee Chair Joe Bishop-Henchman gets it exactly right: “Those who are given

Public safety The Social Order Most Americans agree that racism in any form is abhorrent. But in recent weeks, far too many who call themselves “antiracists” have inflamed racial tensions with antiwhite bigotry that’s every bit as disgusting as what they claim to oppose. When will the antiracists start rooting out the bigots in their own ranks? When Robert Long, a 21-year-old Georgia man, killed eight people, six of them Asian, at three spas on March 16, prominent figures on the left reflexively branded it an anti-Asian hate crime. In a piece for The Root titled, “Whiteness is a Pande...

Print When former police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder in the killing of George Floyd this week, the jury’s decision reverberated far beyond Minneapolis. Protests anticipated across America were replaced by sighs of cautious relief. Police leaders praised the verdict, as did world leaders. For Mark Collins, watching the verdict in his Ohio law office, it meant something else. Collins, a defense attorney who has long represented police officers, said he is now rewriting how he will defend officers charged with murder, including one set to stand trial within months. “The f...