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Plus, Bakari and Rashawn discuss why the “one bad apple” argument is damaging police reform movements
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Bakari is joined by Rashawn Ray, sociology professor at the University of Maryland, to talk about the structural racism that exists within police departments (2:20), why the “one bad apple” argument is damaging police reform movements (12:42), and what the key aspects are for successful police reform (24:07).
Host: Bakari Sellers
Guest: Rashawn Ray
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