Grand Juries, Crime, and Historical Narratives

This chapter delves into the recent formation of grand juries in the U.S. and connects it to broader political shifts, including a former president's attempts to exert control over D.C. It explores rising crime rates, societal issues like homelessness, and personal anecdotes reflecting on past experiences of violence. Additionally, the chapter critically examines the narrative of slavery and reparations, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of historical responsibility.