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‘Blindspotting’ deftly examines white privilege, police brutality
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Why We Need to See Those Videos of Police Brutality
Outrage over videos of violent injustice will help spark deep social change.
Why Do So Many Indian Children Go Missing?
How To Use PowerShell for Privilege Escalation with Local Computer Accounts
Privilege escalation is when an attacker is able to exploit the current rights of an account to gain additional, unexpected access. While this can be caused by zero-day vulnerabilities, state-level actors crafting attacks or cleverly disguised malware most often it’s a result of a simple account misconfiguration. From there, attackers can escalate through a series of small vulnerabilities that when chained together result in a potentially…
When Calling the Police Is a Privilege
Getting the authorities involved is more dangerous for black Americans—which is why they do it less.
How "policing for profit" threatens your rights
Did you know that the government can take your car, house, business, or other property on the mere suspicion that it's connected to criminal activity and wit...
Why we should be talking about the Police Department's stop-and-frisk data
For the first time ever, the city published data in a narrative format, in an effort to provide greater context around a data release. But narratives are tricky.
Do you know how to handle a police stop at night in a rural place?
It can be intimidating anytime you are pulled over by police, but especially at night, in a rural part of town. So what can you do to make sure you are safe?...
Is Civilian Oversight the Answer to Distrust of Police?
Civilian oversight boards have been offered as one way to rebuild trust between police and the communities they serve. But do they work?
We can't fix policing without talking about race. This cartoon explains why.
Law enforcement has always been unfair to an underclass of people. But research gives us ideas on how to fix it.
Be careful who you identify on police department social media accounts
You could wind up in serious legal trouble, if you're wrong or right.
How To Talk To Your Kids About Race, Racism And Police Violence
How should parents talk with their children about all they're seeing and experiencing right now?
How Marylanders can help Ukrainians fleeing Russian brutality
29 Parents Who Should Have Their Texting Privileges Revoked Forever
Study finds cognitive bias in how medical examiners evaluate child deaths
It’s the first study to document cognitive bias in forensic determinations that often send people to prison.
Study examines the effects of childhood trauma on later sexual well-being
Among 96 former Swiss indentured child laborers, 22 individuals showed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and 53 reported having experienced childhood trauma.
Is it OK to be white? — Northridge Indivisible
Yes, of course. Vilifying whiteness is destructive. Instead, we (whites) need to recognize the historical, structural, and embedded implications of ‘whiteness' so we're able to work through them and create a transformed identity as white people committed to equality and social change.
White People Explain Why They Feel Oppressed
I just didn't understand how so many white people in America could believe that they are the primary victims of racism. So, I asked some white folks about it to find out why.
Educators, professionals learn how to identify sexual abuse
WHITE HALL – Sexual abuse is a concept hard to grasp for kids under a certain age.
White People Need to Hold Other White People Accountable When it Comes to Racism
Choose Some Colors And We'll Reveal Which "Dear White People" Character You Are
