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The Abolitionist
By David Preston One evening last week, a police contact whom I’ll call Officer Terry messaged me to say he’d just finished a mandatory (WAC 130.11.020 (1)(r)) two-hour online “anti-bias” training course. The course, entitled “The Criminal Legal System: Structural … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Equity, General, Police, Politics, Race
Tagged Abolition, Alexes Harris, BLM, Criminal Justice Training Center, depolicing, equity, police, racial disparity
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