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― So You Want to Talk About Race
“Our police forces were created not to protect Americans of color, but to control Americans of color.”
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“black children are more likely to be suspended for subjective reasons, like being “disrespectful” to a teacher, while white children are more likely to be suspended for provable reasons, like drugs or violence.5”
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