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gas that causes severe irritation to the eyes, chiefly used in riot control to force crowds to disperse.

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a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another.

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Taking away the legitimate status or authority from someone.

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Some police stations have decided to start hiring minorities to train them better, but have yet fixed racism in the criminal justice system

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conformity to the law or to rules

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While reading this article with the role I was given as soon as I read West Philadelphia I realized why this article was included in our racism project. The police and government chose a neighborhood that is majority black ( 30 years ago). The article actually states that the crisis wouldn't have happened if the neighborhood was white.

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It says drones, armored vehicles with high-power weapons are used with rarely any training and this just goes to show how little the government cares for the communities.

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What happened in this article was very rare and happened only once.

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I feel as the police who realize their race is treated with injustice don't agree with what is going on today, but they still have to get up and do their job. At many protests police have kneeled with several people to show what they are fighting for.

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the article last night did not touch on kids too much but they were still victims and lost their lives. it goes without saying that a child will begin to lose hope in humanity and motivation in life when they see their being targeted for the color of their skin. it’s bad enough that they will be traumatized for a large amount of their life.

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Police Brutality, abusing there power  (Kaitlyn, Passage Master) 

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Police Brutality, abusing there power  (Kaitlyn, Passage Master) 

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White police officers have had it out for African Americans for awhile a recent tragic death of George Floyd started the Black Lives Matter Movement in full swing. Floyd was murdered by police officer who had his knee on the back of his neck, Floyd yelled multiple times "I can't breath!" But the officer did not move and kept pushing on his neck. This is just once case on how the police

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On may 31 1985 police and the government made the descion to bomb a African American neighborhood to get rid of the African Americans, this conflagration caused deaths of 11 people, five being children, and destroyed 60 homes.

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being that the article shows how this event happened about 35 years ago and was the first of its time and last ( since the article was published ) we can infer that the amount of racial injustice in philadelphia has been minimal for a while but since that day the weights have been multiplied and tension has as well.

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Movement to Defund the police (Kaitlyn, Passage Master)

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Movement to Defund the police (Kaitlyn, Passage Master)

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Many people who have had negative run ins with the police or have heard of racial injustice now are trying to give less money to them since they are abusing their power. Many want to put the money into the community, for example put it into housing and education

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i feel like from the very beginning it was relatable because i grew up in philadelphia. a place like that ( predominantly black ) is not hard to find racial injustice in. the entire article had a heavier impact though when they mentioned the injustice coming from police. from my experience a lot of the cops in philadelphia are not ‘bad’ but have their own way of doing things. the deaths of that family in addition to it never happening again just shows the impact and distaste the community ( entire city ) had for it back then. kaitlyn said that she couldn’t relate because she never experienced it or heard of police setting an entire neighborhood on fire. on the other hand nina felt that it was relatable but enjoyed getting the information in fiber print since she already knew about some of it. these responses show how your environment effects your insight on any subject.

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A large fire which destroys a large piece of land.

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How do policeman feel when they realize their race is treated with injustice?

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How do children feel when they realize that their race is a disadvantage for them?

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How do victims of police brutality view other police?