op-white-marsh-police.jpg We need an entirely new public safety system based in social and economic equity that is cushioned by a system of nonviolent emergency responders. Appears In WHITE: Blue lives don’t matter By Aliyah D. White | April 27, 2021 To say blue lives matter, especially among the midst of the police unjustly shooting someone, is tone-deaf — a uniform can be taken off, but the color of someone’s skin cannot.
WHITE: Blue lives don’t matter By Aliyah D. White | April 27, 2021 To say blue lives matter, especially among the midst of the police unjustly shooting someone, is tone-deaf — a uniform can be taken off, but the color of someone’s skin cannot.
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