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Amid National Scrutiny of Policing, HBCU Chiefs Work to Remake Relationships With Students

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How Chicago’s Mayor-Elect Won Without a ‘Tough-on-Crime’ Message

Politics

Families and Survivors of Police Brutality Continue Their Call to End Qualified Immunity

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Sinzae Reed Was Killed Six Months Ago. His Admitted Killer Remains Free.

Criminal Justice

Louisville Police Violated Black People’s Civil Rights ‘For Years,’ Says Justice Department

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Why Has Qualified Immunity Excused Officers’ Misconduct in Lawsuits for Decades?

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Violent Confrontations End Peaceful Stop Cop City Music Festival

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‘I Was on My Knees, Handcuffed’: Black Man Shot By Mississippi Police Tells His Story

Criminal Justice

Police Shot Handcuffed Black Man in the Face in Mississippi, Attorney Says

Criminal Justice

The ‘Black Cop’ Isn’t Enough Reform to End Police Brutality

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‘They Need to See’: RowVaughn Wells on What It Means to Attend the State of the Union Address

Criminal Justice

The Tyre Nichols Video Is Coming Out. You Don’t Have to Watch.

Mental Health

The Deepening Divide Over Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ Is Drawing National Attention

In an Effort to Diversify, Cleveland Police Look to HBCUs

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Kansas City Police Dismissed a Black News Site’s Reports of Missing Women. Then One Showed Up.

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What the Conviction in Atatiana Jefferson’s Death Tells Us About Police Accountability

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An HBCU Student’s Viral Classroom Arrest Sparks Alarm and Anger on Campus

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Police Keep Failing To Report How Often They Use Force Against Citizens

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Do Police Really Treat White Mass Shooters With Kid Gloves?

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How Police Officers Started Working at Schools — And Why Some People Want Them Out

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