Police Violence

“Instead of lynchings, we now enjoy the spectacle of the fraternal-order-of-police executing blacks and browns as sport.”

An Ohio grand jury has declined to indict the white police officer who fatally shot John Crawford.

Students of the profession of policing in St. Louis are invited to a seminar on how to “WIN WITH THE MEDIA!”

The historic failure of both the civil rights movement and women's movement to grasp intersectionality keeps black women criminalized.

The NRA's annual National Police Shooting Competition judges officers on who's best at using lethal weapons.

Federal, state and local police are utilizing an unclassified but “law enforcement sensitive” program, known as Hemisphere, which provides nearly unfettered access to an enormous database.

A district attorney's civil rights unit that will investigate police shootings is a step in the right direction.

In Ferguson, those who are trying to keep the peace are in conflict with those who want to see justice for Michael Brown and their community.

It's time to get rid of the United States' racist policing double-standards.

Ferguson area police shot 16 people before shooting unarmed teenager Michael Brown. In most cases in which race was known, the victim was black.