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Freddie Gray and the Legacy of Slavery in Baltimore Policing

28.4.15

Freddie Gray and the Legacy of Slavery in Baltimore Policing: [therealnews.com] With the death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, the killing of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, some people are suggesting the murder of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, it seems rather clear that the police, not only in Baltimore but with many examples of similar occurrences across the country, that police in many parts of the country feel they can use violence against people of color, arrest people of color, sometimes for just running away, as what took place with Freddie Gray, use violence against people with impunity. They believe they can do so because so far, they can.

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