Police Brutality

Alang, Sirry, and Opinion contributor. “How to Dismantle Racism and Prevent Police Brutality.” USA Today, Gannett Satellite Information Network, 12 May 2017, www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/policing/2017/05/12/how-dismantle-racism-and-prevent-police-brutality/101481438/.

Sirry Alang is an assistant professor in the Health, Medicine and Society Program in Lehigh University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology. It's a credible site because she's knows society is treated by police officers. Alang articles discuss ways we can prevent police brutality. She makes it clear that all races do not have to stress about police brutality. With the murder of Jordan Edwards a young black kid who was only 15 and shot by the police. Investigators tried

This is a credible site because as a politician that stands for equality for everyone. article discusses how there needs to be racial justice. He addresses the five types of violence against black, brown and indigenous Americans: physical, political, legal, economic and environmental.There are so many people that died at the hands of police officers or in police custody. He mentions that protesters are angry and they have the right to be. The killings of unarmed black man and women have gone on long enough. African-Americans are twice as likely to be arrested and four times as likely to experience the use of force during encounters with the police. Are prison system are mostly full of Blacks and Latinos and that’s an issue. Today in America, blacks can be killed while walking with skittles in your hand. Or murdered in a church while having bible study.To stop police violence must create a police culture that allows good officers to report the actions of bad officers without having the fear of retaliation. Allowing a department to follow through with the reports. Sanders includes that we need the police force to reflect the diversity of our communities, including in the training academies and leadership. We want our police to protect us, not having to protect ourselves from to force of police

She studies the physical and social boundaries between races in the U.S. This is a credible sources by examining the police tactics to the eyes of black lives matter. Kramer starts her article off by mentioning that the police provide good for the public and they perpetuate racial inequality as well. Social movements like Black Lives Matter (BLM) and Say Her Name, focused on civilian deaths at the hands of cops, which have helped nationwide on the way police should be trained. With the constant death of innocent black men adds fuel to the fire which burn in every protester of (BLM) which can result in the distrust of the police. If you divide between Black Lives Matter and All/Blue Lives Matter, which Black people are more likely to experience violence at the hands of police than other Americans. Black people were more likely than whites to be killed by police in 2016. Does that mean police aren't bias, no one knows. How ever blacks and hispanics are more likely to be harassed by police. That the only way to find a biased police officer after some horrible happens . Officers insinuated that Michael Brown, having a physically large body alone was construed as a deadly weapon towards them. Since he was a big guy they thought it was okay to shoot him. That's a terrible reason to shoot an unarmed black man. Brianna insists that we want to help solve the problem of police violence, we must first