Brutality

Over the years, racism and police brutality have become controversial topics among the society. The main reason for this is because they both go hand and hand. Even though officers are faced with many threatening situations everyday forcing them to make split second decisions, racism and racial profiling are the main cause for police brutality rates and the government should start doing things to stop it because many innocent people are getting hurt and killed because of their race and what law officials

rushing to get to a relative's funeral. When asked to get out of the car he resists and the police officer grabs his arm. The man yanks his arm back and the officer pulls him out of the car and brutally beats him. Hearing the stories on police brutality, and how it is tearing the trust in police in America apart. I realized how serious this is, and how bad it is that most of us can’t trust the officers ordered to protect us. I was really curious while researching this topic. I wanted to know any

Police Brutality Leads to Training Misconceptions Having parents that go straight into danger, risk their own lives for the sake of others, shows how police get mislabelled by public affairs. With much controversy on this sensitive topic, many perspectives can affect how one opinionated this issue. Police are correctly trained to protect themselves and the citizens, therefore U.S. police departments do use appropriate force when dealing with the public. A countless number of citizens forget that

severe beatings, and rough treatment have all contributed to the problem of police brutality. The case of 47-year old, Charles Kinsey, was one of many to be a victim of unjustifiable actions. Police brutality results in the lack of trust towards policemen, them being charged with a criminal offence, and civilians being afraid of the authorities who are obligated to protect and serve. Racism and police brutality go hand and hand, and causes a major concern in today’s society, in the United States

1. Explain the context of your poem and why you selected your issue. - The context of my poem is on police brutality in general but specifically around young un-armed black men. By law, the police can legally use legitimate force if necessary to maintain order, keep the peace or make an arrest. However, when an officer uses excessive force they violate the law. Police brutality is a deliberate action used by police officers towards suspects of a powerless social group in my poem I use racial minorities

Police brutality comes in different forms from the 1800’s to now. Whether it was lynching, harassment, beatings, shootings, etc. Police brutality has caused major uproars all around causing people to come together to fight for what is right. Many friends and families have been affected from deaths and injuries caused by police. Some people might even believe the victims deserve it. There are good cops out there, but some police throw on their uniforms and abuse the power of being the authority.

Police brutality is a very controversial topic in America. Some people think that the police are protecting their community and are doing whatever it takes to keep them safe. On the other hand, a lot of Americans feel that the police are choosy, prejudice, and overall just unfair. Personally, I think it depends on the situation at hand. I have read up on some cases that I felt that the police took advantage of their powers. I have also read a couple of situations where I felt that their actions of

this is a case of police brutality. Some of the more well known cases include what happened at Ferguson or in Baltimore with Freddie Gray. These cases have not been videotaped and therefore was hard to collect evidence for a case when it went to trial, this limits the amount of trials that incorrectly sentenced. The only judicious resolution is to have body cameras on the officers, this could solve many controversial occurrences. This can also go beyond just police brutality, but with the high appearance

Police brutality stems from the biased injustice the American police force provides their communities with. According to Gregory Fritz Umbach, “Police brutality is the use of any force exceeding that reasonably necessary to accomplish a lawful police purpose (Umbach 386).” This unreasonable force can be related to the biased views of many police officers in the form of racial profiling and can lead to the harm, and in some case, the unnecessary murder of citizens. Although there are many cases in

should have equal rights and opportunities not based on their ethnicity, race, or culture. There are countrywide issues that have lead to racial injustice. In recent discussions on racial injustice, one major issue has been the many cases of police brutality and hate crimes against minorities. Many falsely accused people are being incarcerated simply based on the color of their skin or how they look. Racism has been a huge part of Americas past and will continue to be a part of our history as time progresses