Boston Police Reform Task Force Op-Ed
By The Boston Police Reform Task Force The inequitable policing of people of color has been a persistent issue throughout […]
Boston Police Department
BPD Stop & Harass – A Conversation with Keith AKA “Kevin”
A conversation with “Kevin” real name Kieth who was profiled and harassed by BPD in 2018. His film of the
Despite broad consensus on ideas; police reforms slow to take root
[Source: Mass Police Reform] Despite apparent broad consensus among key stakeholders on proposals that have been public for in some
Talkin’ to the Police 6/15/20 Video
Talkin’ to the Police Jun 15, 2020 A community conversation with police officers about Police Reform.
Black History For The Boston Police Department
A Black History Lesson On The Boston Police Department
Boston Is a Shooters’ Paradise
[ Via Boston magazine ] More than 96 percent of gunmen involved in non-fatal shootings are never arrested in Boston. The
Focus on Diversity: 90% of Boston’s New Firefighters and 75% Boston’s New Police are White
Boston is a in a “majority-minority” city, where 56% of residents are people of color and while Diversity has increased since
BPD Commissioner Evans “Unfortunate” Statements On Diversity
“Unfortunately, you know, this has become a minority/majority city and we have to reflect the community that we represent.
Ed Davis’s Minority Report
By Chris Faraone Originally Published in The American Prospect The Boston police commissioner is being floated as a potential nominee
Black and Missing but Not Forgotten: Maya Alexander (BOSTON) UPDATE: FOUND SAFELY!
Name: Maya Alexander DOB: N/A Age: 10 Sex: Female Race: Black/African American Height: 4′ 3″ Weight: 70 lbs Hair: light brown Eyes: brown Missing from: Dorchester, MA (Seaver Street area)