History of Racial Injustice: Ongoing Police Violence

For centuries the state's approved violence against African Americans has become a reality in the United States. In recent years, the popularization of private cell phone cameras and the use of body cameras and instrument panel mount cameras by police have increased the evidence of cruel reality of black community police.

In July 2016, Americans witnessed many black shots. On July 5, 37-year-old Alton Sterling died after a policeman shot him several times at a time when he was nailed to the ground outside the gas station in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The next day, in a traffic jam in Minnesota State, a policeman fired into the intercepted car, fired a 32-year-old Phialano Castile furiously, his fiancé and her small daughter surprised the four. Times

A policeman who shot Mr. Castilla was charged with a second fault of murder, putting a gun in the car of Mr. Castilla, putting the safety of others in danger. He was innocent. The Ministry of Justice decided not to blame officials involved in Mr. Sterling 's death in May.

African Americans and other colored people are plagued by a sinful and dangerous estimate and are increasing the risk of injury or death in contact with the police and punishing their murderer by assigning negligence to the victim It protects from. However, the dramatic video of Mr. Sterling and Mr. Castilla's death has made public the unfiltered view about this event in general. These videos are widely distributed and initiate regional, national, and global protest actions

On the second day after Mr. Castilla's death, Minnesota governor Mark Dayton confirmed the racial cheating of the shooting. "If passengers were originally Caucasian, will this happen?" He asked. "I do not think so"

Those who are interested in eliminating racial cheating should worry that Sports Illustrated repeats Kaepernick's campaign against racist police violence as a unified appeal to President Trump . This will eliminate and distort deep criticism of systematic racial repression of Colin Cainique with a long history in the United States. ... The guardian feels a bit better. More and more people are reading the guardian, but media advertising revenues are decreasing rapidly. So you can see why we need your help. Guardian's independent research journal requires a lot of time, money and effort to produce. But we do this because we think that our point is important - it can also be your point of view

Historically, ethnic minorities were victims of American police brutality. Since the middle of the nineteenth century, the dominant white social class has maintained racial cheating through police officers who are willing to exercise violence against ethnic minorities. This kind of violence appeared through various forms of atrocities in the years following the civil war. In order to gain the sense and order of the law in society, the United States has a long and dishonorable tradition of police brutality. Police fraud can be expressed as any misconduct by any law enforcement official, ie illegal or immoral, or both. Law enforcement officers should behave more like ordinary civilians. Police brutality comes from the abuse of power to the police. In some cases caused by panic, police brutality is often attracted by overreaction. Exercising excessive force by police in the United States is a serious dilemma that must be stopped.