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Cops and the communities they serve
Police chiefs from around the country on how subjective cultural prejudices impact the make-up of community police forces.
Black and Blue: the impact of Ferguson
A view from the Blue – on the divide between law enforcement and Black and Brown communities around the nation in the wake of the Ferguson shooting.
Can Ferguson go from moment to movement?
Will the grand jury decision be a verdict on race in America and how many Fergusons and Michael Browns exist in the U.S?
Can Obama learn from Marion Barry's legacy?
Panel discuss former DC Mayor Barry's legacy and whether Obama should do more about the issue of US race relations.
Sen. Paul: Ferguson reflects unease in U.S.
Sen Rand Paul on racial tensions in Ferguson, war on drugs, voting rights and the issue of race across the country.
Police chiefs speak out on Ferguson
Police chiefs on transparency and trust between the public and police in Ferguson.
Police chief: "This looks like 1964"
Police chiefs react to police militarization and say that there is an overuse of military equipment in Ferguson.
A matter of race
LZ Granderson, Tara Wall and Jesse Williams on the shooting of black teen by a white officer in Ferguson, MO and having an honest conversation about race in America.
'This is about finding justice' for a kid
Actor and activist Jesse Williams on the double standards and the narratives around race.
Call to arms: Big weapons for small towns?
Fmr. NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik and Ferguson Rep. Lacy Clay on the militarization of police in quelling protests.
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From the country’s major political and policy issues to diplomacy on the global stage, State of the Union with Candy Crowley brings in the world’s top newsmakers and analysts to deliver the smartest, most comprehensive look at what matters most to you. Sundays at 9am and Noon ET.
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