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DayApril 8, 2019

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The Nation Of Islam Pay Their Respect To Nipsey Hussle 4/8/2019

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Posted April 8, 2019 police brutality

White Cop to Black Kids: ‘Wait Till Your Asses Turn 18. Then You’re Mine’ 4/8/2019

The first sentence of this story should read: “A Virginia police officer is under fire after he was captured on video insinuating that he can’t wait to subject a group … Continue Reading White Cop to Black Kids: ‘Wait Till Your Asses Turn 18. Then You’re Mine’ 4/8/2019

Posted April 8, 2019 police brutality

Family of 7-Year Old Black Girl Killed By Police Settles With the City of Detroit for $8 Million 4/8/2019

Detroit, MI — The family of Aiyana Stanley-Jones, a 7-year old girl shot and killed by a Detroit police officer, has received an $8.25 million settlement almost 9 years after the … Continue Reading Family of 7-Year Old Black Girl Killed By Police Settles With the City of Detroit for $8 Million 4/8/2019

Posted April 8, 2019 crime

3 Black Churches Have Burned in 10 Days in a Single Louisiana Parish 4/8/2019

ATLANTA — Three historically black churches have burned in less than two weeks in one south Louisiana parish, where officials said they had found “suspicious elements” in each case. The … Continue Reading 3 Black Churches Have Burned in 10 Days in a Single Louisiana Parish 4/8/2019

Posted April 8, 2019 Biblical

Something is Biblical About These Events! #2

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Michigan Police Officer Is Terminated After K.K.K. Application Was Found in His Home September 14, 2019
A prospective homebuyer found Confederate flags and a framed Ku Klux Klan application in the officer’s house in Holton, Mich.
By Mariel Padilla
Officers Said They Smelled Pot. The Judge Called Them Liars. September 12, 2019
Courts in New York have long ruled that if a car smells like pot, the police can search it. But now, a backlash is mounting.
By Joseph Goldstein
Arizona Trooper Arrested on Sexual Abuse and Kidnapping Charges September 11, 2019
An investigation into the trooper, Tremaine Jackson, identified eight victims, the authorities said.
By Derrick Bryson Taylor
‘Trust Me’: Kamala Harris Makes Big Play on Criminal Justice Reform September 9, 2019
In an interview, Ms. Harris sought to paint her prosecutorial career as a reason voters should rely on her to deliver a criminal justice overhaul. But her critics say she has been part of the problem.
By Astead W. Herndon
She’s a Hong Kong Protester. Her Husband Is a Cop. It’s Complicated. September 9, 2019
The Hong Kong protests have driven a wedge into the homes of some families of police officers and into the ranks of the force, where some feel their loyalties torn.
By Cora Engelbrecht
Is the N.Y.P.D. at War With Itself? September 6, 2019
The police commissioner says the force has tried to rebuild trust since Eric Garner died after a chokehold. The patrolmen’s union would rather pick a fight.
By Ginia Bellafante
Hong Kong, Carrie Lam Didn’t Do It for You September 4, 2019
The city’s leader finally makes a concession — caving to Beijing and big business.
By Yi-Zheng Lian
Hong Kong’s Leader Partly Relents. Will the Protests Continue? September 4, 2019
Carrie Lam said she would withdraw the extradition bill that set off demonstrations in the city. But protesters are now seeking bigger changes.
By Amy Qin
She’s a Protester, He’s a Police Officer: In Hong Kong, Spouses Spar Too September 3, 2019
What happens when families find themselves divided across police barricades? As protests continue in Hong Kong, and distrust between the public and the police grows, the tension continues at home.
By Cora Engelbrecht, Yousur Al-Hlou and Ainara Tiefenthäler
Riot Police Officers Spread Across Hong Kong in Wake of Violence September 2, 2019
Riot police took positions around schools and subway stations as Hong Kong students, many of whom participated in this summer’s demonstrations, returned to school.
By Austin Ramzy

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