A Baltimore city school police officer has been placed on leave without pay after a video of him slapping and kicking a 16-year-old student went viral.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake may have delayed Freddie Gray's family receiving their $6.4 million settlement because she included an additional expense that the City Council doesn't want to approve.
Nearly fifteen years after George Bush's "No Child Left Behind" act went into effect, Obama has repealed and replaced that law with the "Every Student Succeeds Act".
In the last five years, the city has paid over $12 million to police brutality victims and a biased clause also buys their silence.
Probably not a good way to get the mayor's attention.
The investigation on the Baltimore Police Department could start as early as today.
While we want to have all the pride in the world for the beautiful Black woman who is the Mayor of Baltimore, we’re rolling our eyes all the way to the white meat at how Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake handled the Baltimore Uprisings. MUST READ: Watch What You Say: ‘Thugs,’ ‘Aggressive’ & More ‘Safe’ Words We […]
T.I. believes that he’s pinpointed the source of rampant police brutality against people of color. When the rapper spoke on CNN, he told Don Lemon that there is a certain level of detachment between officers and certain communities that they are sworn to protect. “I think there is a disregard in underserved areas of society […]
