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Here are some photos from the "Freedom University, held recently at GSU

Freedom University

Police Violence Project

WHAT IS THE POLICE USE OF FORCE PROJECT?
Today, we launch The Police Use of Force Project, examining the ways in which police departments' use of force policies help to enable police violence. Visit the website at UseOfForceProject.org.

WHY ARE WE FOCUSING ON POLICE USE OF FORCE POLICIES?
The Police Use of Force Project expands upon our initial recommendations in the "Limit Use of Force" section of our comprehensive platform to end police violence, Campaign Zero.

Our analysis discovered that police department use of force policies often fail to include common sense limits on how and when police use force against civilians. Most police departments in our analysis did not have policies that require officers to de-escalate situations, when possible, or refrain from using life-threatening moves such as chokeholds. Fewer than half require officers to intervene when they witness another officer using excessive force. And several of the nation's largest police departments don't even make their use of force policies public.

Our analysis also shows that while many police departments have adopted value statements claiming to prioritize the preservation of life, their actual use of force policies do not reflect this commitment. For example, while Baltimore City Police Department's use of force policy claims protecting life is its "highest priority," their training manual explicitly instructs officers, when deemed appropriate, to shoot unarmed civilians, recommending that police shoot areas of the body where it is most likely to result in death.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
Review the latest study of police use of force policies by visiting UseofForceProject.org and also become familiar with the police use of force policy in your respective city. We have created the first comprehensive public database of police use of force policies and it is important that you familiarize yourself with them.

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Guests featured on our past shows, with links to audio (mp3)

Where Have All the Children Gone? And the New Georgia Project

July 7, 2018; hour 1

Good Ridance, Scott Pruittbut his spirit lives on! Bill McKibben, Michael man, Paul Beckwith comment.

July 7, 2018; hour 2

Trumps innhumane immigration policies -- and wide-spread protest aginst them

June 30, 2018: hour 1

Refugees; Supreme Court -- Just as He Promised!

June 30. 2018: hour 2

Five steps to genocide; Carl Dix; stop terroizing immigrant children

June 23, 2018; hour 1

Hambone Littletail and Soncho Ponza rap on Climate Change

June 23, 2018; hour 2

Poor Poeple's Campaign

June 16, 2018; hour 1

Ari Berman on the Supreme Court's Decision to shrink voting rights

June 16, 2018: hour 2

Our Environmental Catastrope; R.I.P Antony Bourdain

June 9, 2018; hour 1

Brian Stevenson's Lynching Museum; Noam Chomsky on the Antropocene

June 9, 2018; hour 2

Peter Wadhams on the disappearing Artic ice

June 2, 2018; hour 1

More on Peter Wadhams's "Farewell to Ice"

June 2, 2018; hour 2

No Freedom League (a.k.a. NFL); Lethargic Atlantic is bad omen

May 26, 2018; hour 1

Child Abuse: as told in film by Laura Dern;

the Criminal Complaint agaisnt GA Sec of State Brian Kemp

May 26, 2018; hour 2

Here are a bunch of useful links to our supporters and collaborators:

Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America: www.DSA-Atlanta.org

Peachtree NORML, (the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws), www.peachtreenorml.org,

Georgia Peace & Justice Coalition www.georgiapeace.org,

Move to Amend-Atlanta, email: catch22@gmail.com, phone: (404) 599-5759 web: www.movetoamend.org,

National Organization for Women-Jackie Rodriguez, phone-(678) 492-1086 president@georgianow.org,

Georgia NOW, National Now: www.now.org,

Revolution Books-Atlanta, Blog: http://rbo-atlanta.blogspot.com/?m=1, Phone:770 861 3339, email: Revbooksatl@hotmail.com. web: www.revcom.us,

Stop Mass Incarceration Network-New York, New York, www.stopmassincarceration.net, StopMassIncarcerationATL@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/stopmassincarcerationnetwork, 347-979-SMIN

Stop Mass Incarceration Network-Atlanta, GA, email: StopMassIncarcerationATL@gmail.com, Blog: http://stopmassincarcerationatl.tumblr.com/, twitter:@AtLsmin, FB: http://facebook.com/stopmassincarcerationatl phone: 770-990-3214

Georgia Coalition to End the New Jim Crow, SMIN affiliate :FB:Georgia Coalition to End the New Jim Crow, email:GCENJC@gmail.com, phone:770-990-3214;

https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1472501486299295&refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fpages%2FThe-Georgia-Coalition-to-End-the-New-Jim-Crow%2F1472501486299295,

New Jim Crow Action Group-Atlanta,

Bert Skellie-(404) 378-5883, email: bertskellie@gmail.com, web: https://www.facebook.com/Newjimcrowatlanta

The Ordinary People Society, http://www.wearetops.org/, Pastor Kenneth Glasgow, phone:(334) 791-2433, email: topssociety@yahoo.com

The National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (NCOBRA) Atlanta Chapter- Jamoke Ifetayo, phone:(678) 437-7882, reparations_jay@yahoo.com, FB: https://m.facebook.com/ncobra.reparations?refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fncobra.reparations, National Website:http://ncobra.org/,

LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition) http://www.leap.cc/

Amen RA Squad: webpage at http://amenrasquad.org/
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