It's worth bringing up that the disgusting thing about Breonna Taylor's death was that she wasn't killed due to anything illegal happening. Yes, there was some potentially illegal activity performed by

In 2015, criminologist Brian Schaefer accompanied police on 73 raids in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Attached to this post is his Ph.D thesis based on observations garnered from those ride-alongs.

It's rare that I'm reminded so clearly why I've become so pessimistic. At every level, Breonna Taylor should still be alive. Once again, we're focusing on the evil of the cops. Rightfully, we're at least

Today is the day that will tell us if Louisville will give justice to Breonna Taylor or will it go up in flames cause it would protect the Officers that killed her. The streets of Louisville are currently

I see four types of justice: distributive, retributive, corrective and restitutive. Distributive justice is the one most people think about, and it's basically what political philosophy has always been

Guys, it’s Thursday. We’re more than halfway through July and Breonna Taylor’s murderers are still free. In Kentucky: On May 24th, several hundred protesters stood on the porch of the Governor's mansion,

Today is the four-month anniversary of Breonna Taylor's murder. The officers who murdered her are still walking around free. Silence and turning the other cheek has finally become a live neon sign that

Racism is not the ONLY source of problems. I hold no brief for the justice system as it works in our time, and I am no longer sympathetic with police. But people are talking about justice as if it is simply

In Louisville, Breonna Taylor is dead, shot to death in her bed by cops. The police chief has quietly retired to collect his taxpayer-funded pension. No police officer is charged with murder, manslaughter,