#BlackLivesMatter: We Need More Serpicos To Help End Corrupt Police Culture
Frank Serpico In late 1971, Detective Frank Serpico tried to change the corrupt cop culture of the New York Police Department (NYPD) when he testified before the Knapp…
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Frank Serpico In late 1971, Detective Frank Serpico tried to change the corrupt cop culture of the New York Police Department (NYPD) when he testified before the Knapp…
Debbie Wasserman Schultz They were joined by 244 Republicans This week, the House of Representatives voted to help banks and car dealerships discriminate against customers of color. And…
With no further ado, please allow me to share with you these words of reflection and wisdom I heard at Holy Eucharist last night. See if they resonate…
Phakiso Mochochoko addressing the media in Gulu: “ICC ready to prosecute Ugandan army if there is evidence”. A senior official of The Hague based International Criminal Court (ICC),…
Akai Gurley Friday, November 20, 2015 marks one year since 28-year-old Akai Gurley was shot and killed by NYPD Officer Peter Liang while he and his partner, Officer…
French security agents conducted raid searching for ISIS after the attack AMY GOODMAN: France and Russia have staged a series of new airstrikes on the Syrian city of…
Commissioner Bratton excoriated on opposition to police reform legistaltion in City CouncilIn response to comments NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton made at a Harvard Club breakfast November 17, Communities…
Dr. Besigye addresses supporters Ugandan ruler of 30 years Gen. Yoweri Museveni now claims it's the opposition candidates running against him who plan to rig the 2016 elections…
Colorlines, the award-winning daily news site published by racial justice organization Race Forward, announced the redesign of its website, Colorlines.com. Changes include cleaner design, simpler navigation, enhanced search…
Gary Herbert Both chambers of Congress are hurtling towards votes on legislation designed to halt the resettlement of refugees from war-torn Syria. The choice confronting lawmakers is stark…