Whitewashing the Violence of the Local State
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In this entry in our Policing & the Media roundtable, Steve Macek reflects on the long history of police violence in Chicago and the media's complicity with that history.
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Recollections and Reflections on Chicago
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Beginning with a series of personal recollections, the author reflects upon the politics of racial identity and the militarization of urban space.
As Chicago Goes, So Goes the Nation?
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Beginning the second round of our Policing and the Media roundtable, Brendan Kredell considers how the McDonald killing fits into a history of police violence in Chicago and across the nation.
The Past Remains Present
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In this Policing and the Media entry, Joy Bivins explores the vulnerability of young black bodies and contrasts the legacies of Emmett Till and Laquan McDonald.
Framing a Shooting (and a Movement)
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In this entry in our Policing and the Media roundtable, Steve Macek explores the backstory of the Laquan McDonald shooting and the different ways that Chicago media outlets covered the story.