P.R. Lockhart
Staff Writer
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“I will fight until the death to make sure every citizen ... has that right to vote.”
The killing of Jefferson in her own home marks the latest in a string of incidents that have made black residents wary of local officers.
Aaron Dean, the officer who shot Atatiana Jefferson, resigned on Monday, hours before he was booked on murder charges.
The “Banditos” say they’re a fraternal club for LA deputies. But critics allege that the group violently harasses civilians — and other officers.
The Dallas Police Department already faced criticism from activists. The Guyger trial has made everything worse.
Judge Steven Reed will be the first African American to lead a city with deep ties to the civil rights movement and the confederacy.
Deandre Somerville’s record will be erased, but that doesn’t make the 10 days he spent in jail any less outrageous.
It involves a white man suing on behalf of anonymous Asian Americans college applicants.
Amber Guyger’s murder trial is sure to be as contentious as the case itself.
Candidates are getting better at talking about race and racism, but they’re still struggling to show it at the debates.