Caught in the Crossfire: A Look into Why Colleges Should Arm their Police

Armed campus police In the past few years, campus police throughout the country are responsible for guns and guns. This is mainly due to the increased shooting at universities and schools such as Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook Elementary School. The potential danger that campuses are attacked by hostile individuals is a top priority for the Board of Education and the university and we do not want students to be hurt, injured or dangerous . Therefore, measures are taken to create a safer campus environment.

Military use of South Asian schools, universities and universities by armed groups, paramilitary forces, police and armed groups is also recorded as a VAC project in the educational environment. In 2010, the United Nations reported that in the Indian, the government and paramilitary police used 129 schools as barracks or bases for operations against rebel factions. Especially in countries affected most by Maoist rebels. In Pakistan, according to the report, between 2009 and 2012 the military uses at least 40 schools, extremists are using several schools as their base. 0.84

If I were a gang of middle-class children involved in the fire of gang violence, the media would not report that I was "a middle-class black child caught up in crossfire". I call it simply "The urban black child was killed at the boundary of gang violence in the southern part of Chicago." In other words, mainstream society does not distinguish whether the victim belongs to a particular economic class, including the belief that there is another race in society due to Caucasian supremacy and racial ideology. My race and caste as a black man, and the environment where I live determine my destiny and image.