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In March 2021, the city was sent reeling when Chicago police officers shot and killed Adam Toledo and Anthony Alvarez just a few days apart. We look at where the relationship between law enforcement and Latino communities stands.
Even as the American military has become more racially diverse, the makeup of most American Legion posts has given it a persistent image as a place for older, mostly white male veterans. Now, a Chicago man has decided it's time to change that by making a new place for Latino veterans to find community.
Erica Gunderson | May 25, 2021 9:08 pm
This story is part of Policing: A “Chicago Tonight” Special on the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
George Floyd’s murder sharpened the focus on the use of force by police in Chicago and across the nation.
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In Chicago, fatal shootings, revelations of botched raids and policing tactics at protests have all been the subject of criticism, calls for reform and even defunding.
But many in law enforcement say they are given too few resources and too many restrictions to do what they believe is a difficult and dangerous job.
Marc Buslik, a retired 39-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department and adjunct faculty teaching criminality, law and justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago, says his teaching is within a framework he calls “police legitimacy.”