03: Blackened Blue: Policing while Black

from Civil Righteousness: The Podcast Hosted by The Civil Righteousness Movement

Who Matters? There have been endless discussions about what it is like to be black in today's America; and a few discussions about what it's like to be a police officer in today's America. But what is it like as a black man, to lead the police department whose actions gave birth to today's racial justice movements? In this episode, we chat with Chief Jason Armstrong; the man at the helm of the infamous Ferguson Police Department.

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