Tag: African American history

• “American Policing: Lessons on Resistance” – Discussions at the Schomburg in New York

  

  ‘American Policing: Lessons on Resistance’ is the title of a panel discussion that took place at the Schomburg in New York on 18th February 2015 as a follow-up conversation to their recent town-hall-style debate on ‘American Policing: The War on Black Bodies’. The session featured wide-ranging commentary on issues related to police brutality, racial discrimination, ‘stop and frisk’/’stop…

  Carol Ann Dixon

  February 19, 2015

  Art – Politics, Cultural Discourse, North America, Racism, United States of America

  Activism, African American history, Anti-racism, Black Lives Matter, Citizenship, Community activism, Cultural diversity, Khalil Gibran Muhammad, New York, Policing, Politics, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Social justice