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John Jay College’s Department of Africana Studies and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) hosted the 28th Lloyd George Sealy Lecture on March 7, 2019.
The evening’s theme, Perspective on Women in Public Safety, celebrated the impact women in law enforcement have on their communities. The keynote speaker and the night’s honoree was Vera Bumpers, Chief of Police for the Houston METRO Transit Authority Police Department and National President of NOBLE. Bumpers has been a powerful force in the law enforcement community and a fierce advocate for women and minorities throughout her distinguished career. She has broken numerous glass ceilings since joining the force almost 35 years ago—becoming the first African-American woman in the METRO Police Department, and the first woman to achieve the ranking positions of Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief, and Chief of METRO.
Lloyd George Sealy was a distinguished member of the John Jay College faculty, and was the first African-American to graduate from the FBI national academy, and the first African-American Assistant Chief Inspector and Commander of the Brooklyn North Patrol Service Area for the NYPD.
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