End Police Brutality in the U.S
The United States incarcerates its own citizens at a higher rate than any other country in the world. Black men account for almost 40% of the prison population; yet Black men only compose of 12% of the general U.S. population. There are more Black men in U.S. prisons than in U.S. universities. The United States has grown complacent to its acceptance of a police-dominated state, where police brutality against it's citizens goes largely unpunished. The likes of Oscar Grant in Oakland, California to Amadou Diallou in New York City have gone largely unpunished. More
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