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Across the country, Black communities are pleading with police to treat them with respect, while police are pleading with Black communities to trust them. In Madison, where the police department has earned national recog...
On the Cover: Cops, kids and trust is an episode from Madsplainers by Natalie Yahr. Across the country, Black communities are pleading with police to treat them with respect, while police are pleading with Black communities to trust them. I...
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Published Sep 9, 2020, 24:01 long, audio available.
Across the country, Black communities are pleading with police to treat them with respect, while police are pleading with Black communities to trust them. In Madison, where the police department has earned national recognition for its approach to community policing, Black youth still feel conflicted about the role of police, and recent local and national incidents have only added to the mistrust. Metro reporter Nicholas Garton looks at the years-long efforts to repair those relationships, and why the task is getting harder by the day. Support the show:
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On the Cover: Cops, kids and trust is from Madsplainers by Natalie Yahr.
Published Sep 9, 2020 and 24:01 long