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2 white Chicago cops posed for a picture depicting a black detainee as a hunted animal - Vox
NYPD Officer Seen Beating Man In Social Distancing Arrest Has A History Of Alleged Brutality - Gothamist
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My President Was Black - The Atlantic
St Louis police charged for beating black undercover officer - BBC News
Black in White America 1963-1965 – Leonard Freed | Magnum Photos
Responses Coming from the Civil Rights Movement | American Experience | Official Site | PBS
Michigan has long been fertile ground for the far right
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Scars Still Run Deep In Motor City 50 Years After Detroit Riots : NPR
Opinion | George Floyd's Death Is a Failure of Generations of Leadership - The New York Times
The South African Experience with Changing the Police from Within - JSTOR Daily
Black-on-black crime, black-on-black punishment in America | The Independent | The Independent
Why a Town Is Finally Honoring a Black Veteran Attacked by Its White Police Chief - The New York Times
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