When discussing Americaâs police state, we often talk about âblack bodies.â The conversation is peppered with words like âbrutalityâ and âpolice violence.â But no one talks about another brutal act of violence committed by law enforcement figures. We have known about it for years but have mostly overlooked it.âŚ
One day after a national organization representing police groups across America called for its members to boycott Nike for its support of Colin Kaepernick, a group of black police officers responded by telling the apparel company that they will keep copping the new Nikes.
A Plainfield, Ind., policewoman was placed on administrative leave after she committed an act of blatant terrorism, injuring hundreds of white police officers by calling them out for their âwhite male privilege.â
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A Louisiana mother believes that people are being too mean to cops, so sheâs on a mission to show them âloveâ by traveling around the world with her young daughter and giving cops hugs.
On Monday, federal prosecutors said that the five Washington, D.C., police officers involved in the 2015 fatal shooting of Marquesha McMillan will not face charges in her death, according to the Washington Post.
John Felix, 26, a suspect in the shooting deaths of two Palm Springs, Calif., police officers, was expected to be charged with two counts of first-degree murder, including multiple murder and the murder of a police officer in the line of duty. The death penalty is currently being weighed by the office of DistrictâŚ
