
Chauvin proceedings serve as a kind of sinister propaganda
From the beginning, the defense’s motions appeared to be aimed at propagandizing those watching.
Chauvin proceedings serve as a kind of sinister propaganda Read MoreFrom the beginning, the defense’s motions appeared to be aimed at propagandizing those watching.
Chauvin proceedings serve as a kind of sinister propaganda Read MoreNot only was justice not served, the desultory and insufficient result we received was also unacceptably slow in manifesting.
Taylor verdict adds insult to injury Read MoreHonoring Dr. King’s legacy in the 21st Century means rigorously interrogating the U.S. criminal justice system and refusing to accept the high rate of incarceration among African Americans.
Dr. King’s legacy requires us to continue the fight for justice Read MoreThe MSR hit the streets to get people’s initial reactions to the Noor verdict and sentencing and ask what this means to the Black community.
WORD ON THE STREET | Community verdict: No surprise! Read MoreA collective trauma continues to rock communities of color following the murder conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor.
‘This Is America’: Noor verdict adds to collective trauma Read MoreBut Burton, a recovering addict and former convict, turned the strength of prevailing against personal adversity into a resource for others to do the same.
‘Becoming Ms. Burton’ offers lifeline in a sea of injustice Read MoreBVMM sponsored the evening at the Minneapolis Urban League, hosted by Robbins and activist Bill English and moderated by former Minneapolis Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton.
County Attorney debate probed volatile issues Read MoreLike many victims I met, Marina suffered gruesome violence at the hands of her boyfriend. Marina testified at trial that her boyfriend tried to rip out her tongue and that she believed his threats to kill her and her 10-year-old daughter. The jury agreed and convicted him.
Former prosecutor reimagines how criminal justice system can serve domestic abuse victims Read MoreWhere is the lock ‘em up and throw away the key sentiment towards opioid users that politicians showed towards crack dealers?
The racial optics of the opioid epidemic Read More