Rantoul Wrongful Death Lawsuit: A Mother Battles the Paper Trail
Amy Richardson’s lawsuit against Rantoul police reveals systemic issues and training gaps following the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Jordan Richardson.
Why Do LAPD Pretext Stops Still Target Black Drivers?
Explore the history and data behind LAPD pretextual traffic stops, their impact on Black communities, and the push for unarmed enforcement in Los Angeles.
Why Lethal US Military Maritime Strikes Are Targeting the Caribbean
Explore the rise of lethal US military strikes in the Caribbean under Operation Southern Spear and their impact on human rights and Afro-Caribbean communities.
How Kansas City Repealed Jaywalking to End Racial Targeting
Kansas City’s repeal of jaywalking laws aims to end racial profiling, address discriminatory policing, and prioritize pedestrian safety through urban design.
The Real Memphis Street Policing History Behind New Arrest Data
Deep dive into Memphis numbers raise red flags around street policing. A local “Safe Task Force” logged thousands of arrests and the public data review points to stark racial skew in who gets swept up..
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