The paramilitary bureaucracy and the culture it engenders—a black-and-white world in which police unions serve above all to protect the brotherhood—is worse today than it was in the 1990s. Such agencies inevitably view protesters as the enemy. And young people, poor people and people of color will forever experience the institution as an abusive, militaristic force—not just during demonstrations but every day, in neighborhoods across the country.
(Source: azspot)
a place to remember. a place to forget.
cirque performer, writer, sculptor, model.
a mind like a butterfly and hands to match; flutters. problems sitting still. large smiles and loud laughter. sudden bursts of tears and resolution just as quickly. quick learner and sharp wit. graceful yet clumsy.
cirque performer, writer, sculptor, model.
a mind like a butterfly and hands to match; flutters. problems sitting still. large smiles and loud laughter. sudden bursts of tears and resolution just as quickly. quick learner and sharp wit. graceful yet clumsy.
