Police Calls Over The Mundane Criminalize 'Living While Black' | MSNBC

After a series of high profile incidents in which the police were called on black people performing ordinary life tasks like moving into a new apartment, discussions of racism have begun to address the misuse and abuse of white people calling the police on black people in the age of "see something, say something." Whitney Dow, documentary filmmaker of "The Whiteness Project," Larry Krasner, Philadelphia Disctric Attorney, Phillip Atiba Goff, professor in policing equity at John Jay College of Criminal Jus
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Police Calls Over The Mundane Criminalize 'Living While Black' | MSNBC