Tag: police officers

• The Death of Daunte Wright & The Need for Policing

  

  Across North America, there has been significant debate over police funding, presence and the overall relevancy of having established police forces in modern society. This debate has only become more prevalent as occurrences such as the death of the 20-year-old father, son, uncle, and friend Daunte Wright continue to happen at the hands of objectively…

  Saige Friedman

  April 18, 2021

  Politics & Policy

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• Celebrating Black History: Riots That Rocked A Nation (1921-1992)

  

  This article is just one in a series celebrating Black individuals, groups & events throughout the month of February in honour of Black History Month. While there are numerous significant riots, protests, and massacres throughout history in North America, this article showcases 5 of the most significant and violent events. Tulsa Race Massacre 1921 Figure…

  Saige Friedman

  February 5, 2021

  Black History Month Spotlights, History & Holidays, Politics & Policy

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