'It's Top-Down': Three Generations Of Black Officers On Racism And Police Brutality
Consider This from NPR · NPR
May 11, 202114m 1s
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Show Notes
Three officers, each from a different generation, weigh in on Derek Chauvin's murder conviction and other recent acts of police violence.
Isaiah McKinnon became a police officer for the city of Detroit in the 1960s, and eventually became chief of police. He also served two years as the city's deputy mayor starting in 2014.
Cheryl Dorsey is a retired Los Angeles Police Department sergeant who first joined the force in the 1980s.
Vincent Montague is president of the Black Shield Police Association, which supports officers serving in the Greater Cleveland area. He's been in law enforcement for 13 years.
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Isaiah McKinnon became a police officer for the city of Detroit in the 1960s, and eventually became chief of police. He also served two years as the city's deputy mayor starting in 2014.
Cheryl Dorsey is a retired Los Angeles Police Department sergeant who first joined the force in the 1980s.
Vincent Montague is president of the Black Shield Police Association, which supports officers serving in the Greater Cleveland area. He's been in law enforcement for 13 years.
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