Op-Ed: What I did instead of calling 911
Community members in District 2 of Atlanta respond to evolving incidents involving a homeless person of color, revealing the city’s ...
Tag: Atlanta Police Department
From Atlanta to Palestine: The Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange
For 24 years, the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University has sponsored a leadership program known ...
Op-Ed: Centrism, the politics of insufferability
Anatomy of a 1911’, courtesy of C&RSenal The ongoing presidential election in the United States continuously leads me to one ...
Opinion: What keeps you up at night?
Black Lives Matter protests in downtown Atlanta on June 1, 2020. Photo credit: Aja Arnold. ATLANTA — On Mon., Aug. ...
Opinion: It’s time to update the operating system in Atlanta City Council
A number of City Council members prove themselves to be outdated as meaningful police reform in the breeding ground of ...
Op-Ed: Looking ahead at the City of Atlanta’s “Water Boys” crackdown
A protest sign stating the need to support the Atlanta "water boys." Source: CBS 46 in Atlanta reporting on protesters ...
Recap: In regards to Ordinance 20-O-1486, an effort to establish police accountability to the Fulton County District Attorney’s office
As City Council prepares to reconvene after its two-week long recess, here’s a refresh on a police accountability ordinance that ...
Op-Ed: What happened to the Rayshard Brooks Bill?
Following Mayor Bottoms' veto of Atlanta City Council's 8 Can't Wait legislation and a contentious council meeting, council members vote ...
Op-Ed: An American Autopsy
This piece was co-authored by two writers located in Atlanta and Washington, D.C., who have chosen to stay anonymous in ...
Report: New legislation makes its way to Atlanta City Council
City Council will review two new forms of legislation introduced by Councilmember Antonio Brown regarding the Atlanta Police Department on ...