By Todd St Hill and Tyler Zimmer
Public scrutiny of the Chicago Police Department’s so-called “gang database” is increasing with each passing day—and that’s exactly...
Social media ripped into actor and activist Isaiah Washington, who came to fame via “Grey’s Anatomy,” when he foolishly suggested that Chris Rock “adapt” to…
The U.S. Department of Justice investigative review found the Ferguson Police Department engaged in rampant, racially biased enforcement that permeated the city’s justice system, including…
AP December 1, 2014, 9:40 PM
Holder Says New policy will "help end racial profiling"
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder gestures as he speaks to members of the...
Police should never use "excessive" force said personal injury lawyer Antonio Romanucci of R&B Law. When that does happen, that individual has become a...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Barneys has agreed to pay $525,000 to resolve allegations that minorities were singled out as suspected shoplifters at its flagship...
Three Black students waiting for a school bus in Rochester, New York were arrested after they refused police orders to “disperse,” reports Raw Story[1]. On Nov. 27., Raliek Redd, Wan’Tauhjs Weathers and Daequon Carelock were waiting for a bus, arranged by their coach Jacob Scott, to pick them up and take them to a scrimmage game. “We didn’t do nothing,” said Redd. “We was just trying to go to our scrimmage.” Despite their attempts to explain why they were standing there, police arrested them anyway. According to the police report, they were blocking “pedestrian traffic while standing on a public sidewalk…preventing free passage of citizens walking by and attempting to enter and exit a store…Your complainant gave several lawful clear and concise orders for the group to disperse and leave the area without compliance.,” reports WROC.com. ...
