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Should we fear the police?
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- "Examines the schism between the African-American community and the police in America. Features commentary by David Cole, the author of No equal justice, and Lt. Eric Adams of the New York Police Dept., a co-founder of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care. Discusses the way that the killing of Amadou Diallo by New York City police officers triggered renewed charges of unchecked police brutality against blacks. Considers the case of the group of black state troopers who sought court protection in order to expose the racism in the ranks of the New Jersey state police. Discusses the rationality and legitimacy of the use of racial profiling by police."
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- "Should we fear the police?"