Ending the Cycle of Police Violence with Keith Ellison
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Addressing Police Violence: Conviction, Reform, and Optimism
The chapter discusses the conviction of a police officer as a step towards addressing police violence, but emphasizes that it is not sufficient for meaningful change. It highlights the importance of criminal prosecution and administrative firings, and mentions the potential positive impact on the police force. The conversation also touches on the broader national conversation on police reform and the need for specific actions that are currently not being implemented.
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