"Police violence" refers to the use of excessive or unnecessary force by law enforcement officers towards individuals during an arrest, interrogation, or in other situations.
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Fly Away comes at just the right moment with the ever - growing list of names of victims
of police violence, reports of mass shootings and ongoing election news.
How schools respond to unrest, particularly
police violence against black communities, reveals and predicts how that institution serves current and future students.
He urged those
protesting police violence and law enforcement officers and their supporters to come together and resolve their differences, seeing one another as human.
Nor should we be surprised if schools, universities and other educational institutions don't weigh in
on police violence.
Should strikes be physically (and often brutally) suppressed
by police violence, as they often were in the 19th and 20th centuries?
Therefore, as a society we won't fully succeed in protecting young black males
from police violence until we break down the statistical links between race and crime.
But I don't think we live in such a time, at least not with respect to the sadly familiar patterns of crime and
police violence when it comes to race.
Though it's unfortunate that the highly sensitive issue
of police violence is used but never fully addressed, the movie isn't about that.
For the uninitiated, Colin Kaepernick is an NFL free agent quarterback that made headlines last season for kneeling during the national anthem as a protest against
police violence in America.
About 2,000 U.S. veterans are planning to join protesters at the Standing Rock protests in North Dakota, they will act as «human shields» for protesters who have faced increasing amounts of
police violence through months of protesting the planned oil pipeline.
There will also be an adjournment on Monday in the House of Commons about
police violence at hunts.
Black men were 67 percent of those killed by CMPD since 2013, according to data collected by Campaign Zero — a data - driven platform that presents solutions to
end police violence in America.
In a recent series of hand - sewn fabric works that debuted at the Untitled art fair in Miami in December, felt silhouettes inspired by photographs of
police violence during the 2012 national agrarian strike in Colombia mingle with images of the Cathara women, similarly brought to their knees.
The study used combined data on fatal police shootings of victims not known to be armed from January 1, 2013, through June 30, 2017, obtained from the
Mapping Police Violence Project database, the most reliable source of data on police shootings.
The screening will be accompanied by a Q&A with artist Deanna Bowen about her Guggenheim fellow research on
police violence within her own family history on both sides of the US and Canadian border.
This runs counter to the recent proliferation in the media of disturbing images
documenting police violence against black bodies, which are thought to have a triggering effect on their viewers.
April Wolfe writes for the Village Voice: «[Director Martin] McDonagh painstakingly humanises a character who we find has unapologetically tortured a black man in police custody... and then Three Billboards seems to ask audiences to forgive and forget wrongs
like police violence, domestic abuse, and sexual assault without demonstrating a full understanding of the centuries - long toll these crimes have taken on victims in real life.»
Written by the film's two stars, Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs, «Blindspotting» is set within a rapidly gentrifying Oakland, grappling with a complex web of issues
including police violence and what it means when the corner market starts selling upscale green juice.
The latter, which
examines police violence, has become a cultural phenomenon and just won the Boston Globe — Horn Book Award for Fiction / Poetry.
«Students have had to become a lot more tactically savvy because of the willingness of the administration and law enforcement to go in and conduct mass arrests, and, in many cases, engage in
police violence as well,» he said.
As Amnesty International calls for an independent investigation
into police violence against an Aboriginal woman in Queensland, the award - winning Kell... Read more
Last year we highlighted the people - led organizations doing the hard work to keep New Yorkers in their rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods that
hold police violence accountable and the politicians that side with wealthy interests over constituents.
And so, when I say that the current configuration of crime, law enforcement, and race in our society means that young black men will
suffer police violence to a disproportionate degree as compared to the rest of the population, I'm somehow condoning or excusing this fact.
These nihilists tried to
provoke police violence with gunfire and by hurling Molotov cocktails and bottles of urine.
In July, she and three of her Lynx teammates gave a pregame press conference in which they spoke about
police violence after Philando Castile and Alton Sterling were killed by officers.
You clearly didn't read the discussion i was responding to and ignorantly assumed i just posted those stats to degrade black people and
ignore police violence.
After all, he got called out by the president directly — but by making him the primary focal point in the picture it ensures the discussion is pushed further away from
police violence toward minorities and refocused as Sports vs. Trump.
Last July, four players of the Lynx held a pre-game press conference to discuss specific instances of
Minnesota police violence and national racial injustice.
Apart from the flurry of goals on the pitch, the night was also marked with reports of
police violence targeting the travelling Liverpool fans.
It was proved that the officer had the right to use deadly force when Brown was charging at him, yet people still use it as an example of
unjustified police violence; for example in this article (but there are others as well).
Eighth, in a time of chilling attacks on our LGBTQ brothers and sisters, institutionally
racist police violence, terrifying attacks on the police, a lack of political will to control the flow of guns or provide critical social / emotional support services, in these times, we will continue to stand unwaveringly for racial and social justice.
Perhaps the most shocking thing about either of these works was when they were made — they both date from 2012, a few years
before police violence became a hot - button issue for many Americans.
The image has a particularly complex resonance not just in the context of St. Louis,
where police violence led to Black Lives Matter's becoming a national activist movement, but also in light of President Trump's recent urging that police get physically tougher when making arrests.
The Bureau has collaborated with organizations such as Visual AIDS and Fire Island Artist Residency, as well as with veterans of The Lesbian Avengers activist group and activists
fighting police violence against people of color to bring you provocative and inspiring exhibitions year round.
If economic class continues to be one of the most bitter flash points in American politics, race is, ever, the other, and never more so than in an election year marked by surges of xenophobia and instances of
police violence directed against black citizens.
Zeal Harris» -LRB-»07 MFA) new solo exhibition Home Remedies for Driving While Black
addresses police violence through the lens of interpersonal relationships.
She has campaigned to stop jail expansion;
confront police violence; reveal prosecutorial misconduct; bring visibility to women prisoners, political prisoners, and people confined to control units; interrupt gender discrimination and bias within prisons, policing, and sentencing; challenge the human rights abuses of prisoners, former prisoners and their family members, and experiment with decarceration models for shrinking the system.
Topics explored include: the National Security Administration's blind surveillance program and eradication of privacy, the increasing militarisation of the border, the prevalence of
racialized police violence, and identity construction through self - surveillance technologies.