Community Discussions on Race and Policing
A series of free, facilitated conversations happening in Portland in the month of February
Portland has a long history of antagonism between police and communities of color, including the deaths of unarmed black men and women—Kendra James, Aaron Campbell, James Jahar Perez, and Lloyd D. Stevenson, among others—at the hands of police. The Portland Police Bureau has made efforts to improve its relationship with racial minorities—it published a “Plan to Address Racial Profiling” in 2009 and recently hired an equity and… Continue reading
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