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Police Violence and African American Women

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Police Violence and African American Women

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8 years ago

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July 23, 2016

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The videos of police-involved shootings of Black men are at the very heart of the social justice movement. But, make no mistake, the police are also mistreating African American women during routine traffic stops and encounters. TheVillageCelebration revisited its archives for an interview with well-known Columbia Law School professor, Kimberlie Crenshaw who lectures extensively about the historical treatment of Black women.

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