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Policing Beyond The Technical Fix & The Limits Of Non Material Analysis ft. Cedric Johnson (Patreon)

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2020-06-13 01:16:53
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Link to YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=907lFP0j1Dg&feature=youtu.be 


Policing Beyond The Technical Fix & The Limits Of Non Material Analysis ft. Cedric Johnson

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Policing Beyond The Technical Fix & The Limits Of Non Material Analysis ft. Cedric Johnson

Policing Beyond The Technical Fix & The Limits Of Non Material Analysis This is free content from the weekly edition of TMBS. To support the Michael Brooks Show on Patreon and receive hours of weekly members-only content, subscribe at https://www.patreon.com/TMBS Follow The Michael Brooks Show and crew on twitter: @TMBSfm @_michaelbrooks @mattlech @davidslavick @davidgriscom

Comments

Danny Heim

Policy helps, but it comes down to you and me.

Sela Lewis

Glad to see Cedric on the show!

watchpocket

Love the show & its discussions & guests but really, Michael, you need to do something about the heavy echo in the room from which you do the program. Maybe also get closer to your mic. (Only your best friends (subscribers) will tell you.) :-) :-) :-)

Chris Quigley

is the video unavailable for anyone else?

Joshua Baker

Great conversation, btw in light of Cedric's comments on the Minneapolis city council's statement about dissolving the police, did you see Kshama Sawant's recent tweet? She cuts to the chase and calls them out for what amounts to an illusion of action and warns the people of Seattle to be aware of similar maneuvers here.

Bjarne Sharp

No echo problem, no video problem. Great content!

Max Fleischman

A rhetorical point -- instead of saying that certain communities are both overpoliced and underpoliced, rather say "underprotected". That way you can more cleanly associate "policing" with surveillance, intimidation, control and violence. I think libertarian arguments are effective in this context, and we shouldn't be afraid to co-opt them.