Police Bias: Myth, Misunderstood, Misappropriated

from Who CARES about JUSTICE Hosted by Mark McGuire

Todays conversation highlights the need for the continued well-being of Law Enforcement Officers and the impact that it will have on the mutual trust within the civilian community. We address the impact on biases and the possibility of healthier Law Enforcement Officer’s engagement within the community and the change it may have on the presupposed narratives on Community-Police relations. Find us at: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

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