3 black men from South LA share their vision of policing
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(Ailsa Chang, Jonaki Mehta, NPR.org, June 9, 2020) As the country seethes after the police-murder of George Floyd, three black men from South Los Angeles who lived through the Watts or Rodney King uprisings share their ideas of what "just policing" would look like. More
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