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Who Goes Home? Race, Discretion, and the New York Bail Reform Revisions
If true fairness existed in deciding freedom prior to trial, financial resources wouldn't determine who is released and who remains locked up. This ideology framed New York's bail reform initiative upon its implementation in 2020. The legislation sought to eliminate cash bail for the majority of misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies so individuals wouldn't be incarcerated simply for lacking the financial means to pay bail. Initial data was encouraging: there was a decrease in
justinemccarthy
Jan 29


The Invisible Discrimination: Police harassment on the Middle Eastern community
The Man Behind The Change. Osama bin Laden The man in the photo above gained media attention for being the leader of a group known as Al...
bryanhaggard4
Apr 24, 2025


Groomed For Murder
By: Melissia Gould I know the assignment suggested we look at police interactions with other communities of color, however, I found...
melissia gould
Apr 12, 2025


The Police and the Asian Community
In recent years, the relationship between law enforcement and the Asian community within the UnitedStates has ended...
ajosey02
Apr 11, 2025


Police and Indigenous People: No trust!
Police and Indigenous People Don’t trust each other! The relationship between police and Indigenous people is abounding with racism,...
Sameidra Carter
Apr 11, 2025


The #StopAsianHate Movement and the Reproduction of Inequality
Trish Villanueva, of Seattle, at a We Are Not Silent rally organized by the Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition Against Hate and...
Marie Chery
Apr 8, 2025
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