On standing. Equal justice under the law. You cant have law and order without equal justice under the law and polling Shows Majority of americans, those not marching, agree with them. Now mixed at best, Something Else entirely at very top. Minneapolis city council pending final okay from judge barred police from using neck restraints and choke holds. Andrew cuomo announced a new to bring accountability and transparence to Law Enforcement. At the same time weve continued to see instances of police hitting people with batons, not under threat or provoked but because they could. And moments like this. Police in buffalo knocking a 75yearold man to the pavement, leaving him to lie with head injuries that sent him to the hospital. In contrast some doing the job responsibly or taking a knee with protesters. Or houstons chief recounting. Theres been a spectrum of responses over last 11 days. At very top, not the case. Today the country got good news, economy gained about 20 million jobs, presi
The longstanding promise of equal justice under the law. Because you cannot have law and order, without equal justice under the law. And polling Shows Majority of americans, most of whom you do not see marching, agree with them. The question is, how will those, right now, who hold power respond to the calls for change . The answer is mixed, at best. And Something Else entirely at the very top. Today, the minneapolis city council, pending the final okay from a judge, approved an agreement barring police from using neck restraints and choke holds. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a new Police Reform bill that he said would bring accountability and more transparency to Law Enforcement at the same time, and remember this is over a National Protect over police brutality. We have continued to see instances of people hitting people with batons, not when they were under threat or provoked but, just because they could. And weve seen moments like this. Police in buffalo, knocking a 75yea
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