Five Documentaries on Race to Watch
Looking at American racism as an education problem, not a self-help problem.
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Rosewater: A Film Review
Given how often Iran is in the news nowadays over negotiations regarding a nuclear bomb, it’s important to bear witness to one of the key moments in Iran’s modern history.
The Governor Who Cried Emergency In Ferguson
We don’t know that there is going to be a hurricane, but it seems the police, the media and the politicians are driving up the tensions to that level.
Ferguson Prosecutor, Police Bellicosity and a Police Shootings Database
It just boggles my mind that we do not have an accurate and reliable way to know how often the arm of the government kills us.
What About Black-on-Black Crime?
“It is not “black on black crime” that is background noise in America, but the pleas of black people.” – Ta-Nehisi Coates
Michael Brown, Police Militarization and Racism in 2014
Whitney Curtis for the New York Times It’s only been two days since I wrote this piece on here, “Ferguson Continue reading
Ferguson Police Kill Teen, Michael Brown
Warning: This post includes a graphic photo. A Missouri teen, Michael Brown was killed by an officer with the Ferguson Police Department Continue reading
