

Black History, For Real: NYPD's Secret Story | For Real, For Real | 9
Oct 23, 2024
Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika, a Peabody Award-winning host, shares his insights on the intricate history of the NYPD and its impact on policing in America. He discusses the origins of policing as rooted in slave-catching and examines the often-unheard voices of Black women in the discourse on police violence. Humor colors his reflections on personal experiences, while he also tackles the fraught relationship between Black communities and law enforcement. Ultimately, Dr. Kumanyika emphasizes the need for authentic narratives and community engagement in addressing systemic injustices.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Intro
00:00 • 2min
Policing Narratives in Empire City
01:43 • 7min
Cultural Reflections and Personal Anecdotes
08:30 • 5min
Navigating Race, Parenting, and Policing
13:19 • 11min
Childhood Views on Police Authority and Media Influence
24:14 • 3min
Rethinking Policing and Representation
27:06 • 16min
Uplifting Voices and Promoting Change in Black History
43:31 • 3min