Tag Archives: Ferguson
A few thoughts on Baltimore
According to the media, Baltimore, Maryland is burning. According to a handful of people who are actually there, the ratio of peaceful demonstrations to violence and mayhem is actually skewed in favor of peace. No matter the specifics, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Law Enforcement, Media, Quick post
Tagged anger, Antonio Zambrano-Montes, Baltimore, Baltimore riots, civil rights, Eric Garner, Ferguson, Freddie Gray, Michael Brown, Police, police abuse, police brutality, police overreach, race relations, racism, Social Justice, violence
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Murder in Pasco, Washington
Police in Pasco, Washington, executed a man on the street this past Tuesday, February 10th. I generally don’t like using such inflammatory language, especially given the current climate of relations in urban (and suburban) America between citizens and police forces. … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Law Enforcement, Social Justice
Tagged Antonio Montes, civil rights, Eric Garner, excessive force, Ferguson, law enforcement, Michael Brown, Pasco, Police, Social Justice
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A Skewed Perspective 