Police are prepared for the worst. Fencing has been reinstalled and officers are on high alert. But this is not another insurrection. Lets be clear. It is not even really a protest. It is just a sad political Temper Tantrum by folks who dont understand how democracy works. Listen, i dont want to downplay the potential threat here because right wing extremists that are drown to these causes can certainly be violence as we saw in january. But what is happening today doesnt have the same Threat Level as what happened on January 6. One, congress is not in session. Two, a president ial Election Isnt be certified. And this time Law Enforcement certainly does appear to be prepared. What i want to do throughout our show is make a bigger point about extremism. And that as dangerous as folks in the streets can be, it is the ones in the halls of power that you have to watch out for. Let me tell you who the extremists that caused the most damage and lasting danger, and that is your gop elected off
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The confines of the classroom, your home and get trained as a Police Officer to hit the streets in washington, d. C. . If you asked my family that, they would say insanity, some kind of a midlife crisis. But i was curious. That was probably the driving force. When i found out a dc had a Reserve Officer Program where you are not just directing traffic but you can become a swarm armed Police Officer i thought thats crazy. Youre going to give a gun to a law professor. Its partly that. Plain curiosity. Oand through the other thing tt you know very well its been in the spotlight for years now. You want to change something, i think you need to understand it and seeing this was a rare opportunity to get insight into the world of policing. You remind me when you say that kind of of my lawyer that handles the employee matters. I said why do you want to come here and she said i want my five oh moment. That was years ago and shes still here is the director. You r recount your expansion frm the in
Tangled up in the american city and with one pressing question so what made you leave the confines from your home to go get trained as a Police Officer in Washington Dc . If you ask my family that they say insanity. That is the driving force that youre not just directing traffic but is sworn armed Police Officer i thought no way. That is crazy. You will give a gun to a Law Professor . Bad idea. Policing has been in the spotlight for some years. And then to seem like a really rare opportunity into the worldd of policing. It reminds me when you say that my lawyer that handles that and she said i want my five oh moment. And of the top neighborhoods. And the reality of posting with that 24 Hour News Cycle or hollywood is not the most accurate. And that you need a truly transformative response to policing how defy those changes that is needed and what does that look like to you based on your several years of experience . Thats a big question. Let me back up by saying when i was working on t
Violence and black rebellion since thehe 1960s. So elizabeth is an associate professor of history and africanamerican studies at yale university, a professor of law at Yale Law school. I am a professor african american studies at princeton, and so excited to talk about this wonderful book. How are you doing . Im great to be talking with you, keeanga. This is quite an honor and i couldnt think of a a more Fig Way to launch this book so thank you for taking the time to read and be in conversation with me. Absolutely. Lets get into it. Okay, so i want to start with kind of a long question. I have a quote i want you to talk about income why you wrote this book but i want to start with Martin Luther King and his birthday as as a federal holn 1993 i think helped to submit the civil Rights Movement as part of our national narrative in ourve ongoing journey toward the more perfect union. As part of that it has ethics of the civil Rights Movement, the peaceful nonviolent groups face struggle. A