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‘Graphic and unedited’: Police violence against Black people is no mistake The killing of Daunte Wright in Minnesota should not be framed as an accident. Policing is violent. By Jeneé Osterheldt Globe Columnist,Updated April 13, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend Police officers formed a line as they faced off with demonstrators outside of the Brooklyn Center police station on April 12 in Minn. People took to the streets to protest after Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter during a traffic stop.Scott Olso...

Views: On The Sunday Show, Jonathan Capehart, Paul Butler, Jill Wine-Banks, and John Burris discussed the absolutely horrific police stop by Virginia police of a young Black and Latino Army lieutenant. In the video, Lt. Caron Nazario was stopped by two Virginia police officers. He pulled up to a well-lit gas station, and the officers, Joe Gutierrez and Daniel Crocker, responded in a violent and completely unhinged way. They screamed, threatened, made lethal threats, mentioning the electric chair, pointing their guns, physically assaulting him, and pepper spraying him. What was his alleged of...

I'm A White Mom Teaching My Black Son To Drive. I'm Terrified For His Safety. "When my son gets his license and I send him off in the family SUV ... I will see a nearly 9-year-old. ... But will police officers see a dangerous Black man?" SDI Productions via Getty Images "We share the stories from the news, going beyond the hashtags, trying to achieve a balance of education without hopelessness," the author writes. Growing up on a farm in Iowa, I spent hours next to my dad in the front seat of his pickup. When my legs finally grew long enough to reach the pedals, I occasionally slid behind the...

SUNY Oneonta professor Gretchen Sorin is a finalist for a NAACP Image Award in the category of Outstanding Literary Work for her book called

The percentages of Black drivers stopped and searched in Cumberland County, Hope Mills and Spring Lake vary from year to year, state records show. The police chiefs in Hope Mills and Spring Lake and a spokesman for the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office say they are confident that their law enforcement agencies treat drivers fairly. The Fayetteville Observer analyzed statistics compiled by the State Bureau of Investigation to determine the percentages of Black drivers and white drivers who were stopped and searched from 2010 through the first six months of 2020. The Hope Mills and Spring La...