For decades Black leaders have petitioned the U.S. government and presidents to address this injustice. According to Dr. Julius Garvey, “Pre

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Damon K. Jones reports in Black Westchester eNewspaper that Blacks in Law Enforcement of America (BLEA) is calling for immediate criminal pr

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