Eric Reid Waiting for NFL Call…Blackballed?
Eric Reid, who knelt during the anthem alongside Colin Kaepernick, hasn’t received any NFL workout calls in 2020 despite strong performance with Carolina Panthers.
Police Brutality
10 Changes to Combat Racism Since George Floyds Murder
Following George Floyd’s murder, significant changes emerged to combat racism including music industry reforms, Confederate monument removals, and major corporate policy shifts.
Black Mother Confronts Cop to Protect Son
A Black mother in Elk Grove, California confronted a female police officer who pulled over her son for running a stop sign but refused to process his paperwork.
Drunk Man Hits Multiple Cars, Police Let Him Walk
Video shows intoxicated white man damaging multiple cars but walking away without arrest, sparking discussion about racial disparities in police treatment.
Video of Daniel Shaver’s 2016 police shooting raises outrage
2016 video of Daniel Shaver’s police shooting in Mesa, AZ resurfaces amid police reform discussions. Officer Philip Brailsford was acquitted but later rehired for pension benefits.
Howard Alumni Initiative Against Police Brutality
Howard University alumni launch THE INITIATIVE to end systemic police brutality through community partnerships and scalable policing reforms following George Floyd’s death.
Cop Hits Black Woman in the Face
Miami-Dade police officer fired after body-camera footage shows him hitting a Black woman at Miami International Airport following verbal confrontation.
Ex-Cop Charged in Floyd Case Out on Bail Buying Cookies
Former Minneapolis police officer J. Alexander Keung, charged in George Floyd’s death, was confronted by a shopper while buying groceries after posting $700,000 bail.
A Black Kid’s View of Police
Powerful silent video shows how a Black child perceives police as threats, hiding from officers while playing in his own front yard. The clip highlights the psychological impact of police brutality on young Black Americans.
Brother Russell: Police Brutality Is a Symptom
Brother Russell addresses police brutality as a symptom of deeper systemic issues. The commentary explores the root causes behind law enforcement violence in communities.