By Victor Omondi For close to a decade The North Brunswick police Department has been full of racially discriminatory practices that target black and Latino neighborhoods. They have been allowing officers to target these neighborhoods to fulfill ticket quotas with the claim that there […]
In today’s Water is Wet News we find, once again that when police are sent to target civilians at random, black and Latino people will overwhelmingly represent the victimized. The nation saw a prime example of this in the form of New York City’s stop-and-frisk policy which was first overseen by then-mayor and now U.S. presidential […]
The families of four Somali American teens have reached a settlement with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board over an encounter with park police that the boys said left them terrified they were going to die. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board agreed to pay […]
He was the first candidate at this week’s Democratic debate to bring up Atatiana Jefferson, a Black woman killed in her own home by a white police officer. Former Housing Secretary Julián Castro said Tuesday that the conversation about tackling gun violence should include addressing […]
*Michael Brown’s mother, Lezley McSpadden is finally opening up about life after the whirlwind that surrounded the death and aftermath of her oldest son Michael Brown. Lezley has remained largely silent about the shady investigation and court proceedings, until now. Her son was fatally shot […]
Officials told the Agencia Brasil news agency that 15 prisoners were found dead Sunday and another 42 Monday in the city of Manaus, the capital of the state of Amazonas. Many appeared to have been asphyxiated. Police did not say what prompted the riots. […]
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