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Malissa Williams Shot & Killed by Cleveland Police (2012)

June 30, 2018

Malissa A. Williams (1982- Nov. 29, 2012) by Earl Smith, PhD   So that Black women shot & killed by police are not forgotten we have pulled together our data to highlight those Black women who are the victims of…

“RIGHT & EXACT” DISCUSSION OF POLICING BLACK BODIES

May 16, 2018

POLICING BLACK BODIES

May 16, 2018

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EXONERATIONS AND BLACK MEN

April 15, 2018

Earl Smith, PhD   –  Angela J. Hattery, PhD                   The main reason that we know so little about false convictions is that, by                  …

Male Athletes and Violence Against Women

April 14, 2018

Ray Rice poster athlete for violence against women.   by Earl Smith and Angela J. Hattery Boys Behaving Badly? Not really. They are simply doing what is accepted in their sport culture. Since the late 1990s scholars have been chronicling…

Policing Black Bodies: A tool for extracting and exploiting free labor

January 1, 2018

The system of chattel slavery that enslaved millions and millions of people of African descent for the first 250 years of United States history is the story of policing Black bodies. The very definition of people of African descent as…

Black Athletes Protest Movements

December 31, 2017

Earl Smith, PhD               Angela J. Hattery, PhD   On June 4, 1967 at 105-15 Euclid Ave. in Cleveland,  Jim Brown, Ali, Lou Alcindor (Kareem Abdul Jabbar) and other prominent Black athletes held their “summit”…

New Book: Policing The Black Body

November 11, 2017

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Orenthal James Simpson (OJ): Cultural Hero Redux

September 16, 2017

by Earl Smith, PhD and Angela J. Hattery, PhD   He deceived us once.  Will he do it again? Orenthal James “O. J. ” Simpson, nicknamed “the Juice” is a former NCAA Collegiate football hero –having won the coveted Heisman…

Male Athletes and Sexual Violence Against Women

August 27, 2017

Ray Rice poster athlete for violence against women. by Earl Smith and Angela J. Hattery Boys Behaving Badly? Not really. They are simply doing what is accepted in their sport culture. Since the late 1990s scholars have been chronicling the…

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