Police brutality in the United States

A man holds a sign at George Floyd Square, April 21, 2021, in Minneapolis, a day after former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted on all counts for the 2020 death of Floyd.
Police
Despite Chauvin verdict, ACLU says the US still needs international accountability
A woman speaks at a podium representing Black Immigrant Collective.
Conflict & Justice
‘It’s hard to have hope when you haven’t had time to breathe,’ says Liberian American activist on Chauvin verdict
Derek Chauvin in gray suit hold microphone as he speaks, while sitting next to his lawyer
Justice
Prosecutor: Chauvin ‘had to know’ George Floyd’s life was in danger
Sandra Bland
Justice
How a traffic stop ended with a young black woman dead in a Texas jail
Ferguson_Protest
Justice
What Ferguson has shown us about race relations in America
Protesters demonstrate in Lower Manhattan on December 4, 2014, demanding justice for the death of Eric Garner.
Justice
The Eric Garner case created anger and frustration, but also has protesters ‘really energized’
Dwayne R. Rodgers, an independent artist and curator in Brooklyn, took this photograph of Amadou Diallo's funeral procession in New York City in 1999. Rodgers was photographing a series on police brutality in the city.
Conflict & Justice
How the legacy of Amadou Diallo lives on in New York’s immigrant community
Environment
Seven Years Later, Danziger Bridge Shooters Sentenced
Conflict & Justice
Illinois police chief faces trial for torture
Police confess to cover-up in Katrina killings
Arts, Culture & Media
Ten years after the death of Amadou Diallo, questions still persist