Here is Derek Chauvin, the racist cop who kept his knee on #GeorgeFloyd’s neck, cut off his air passage and murdered him, wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat, a clear sign that this piece of excrement should’ve been taken off the streets a long time ago. “The Second City cannot begin to call itself anti-racist,” said Alexander, in a long and profoundly self-deprecating statement. AUSTIN (KXAN) — A second Austin Police Department assistant chief has been accused of racism, and the Office of Police Oversight is asking that the city … It's not just implicit racial biases that lead police officers to kill unarmed African Americans. Structural racism explains this, too, says a 2018 public health study.

But congratulations on pouring gasoline on the fire, moron. Officers are second-guessing their own justified use of force for fear of being labeled racist and losing their jobs, if … A 2019 study of 11,000 police stops over about four weeks in the District found that while black people make up 46 percent of the city’s population, they accounted for 70 percent of police … LOS ANGELES — Andrew Alexander, the CEO and co-owner of famed The Second City improv theater, said he is stepping down after a former performer leveled accusations of racism … Protesters returned to the streets on Wednesday, a day after George Floyd’s death. As protests intensified in Minneapolis following the death of a Black man pinned down by a white police officer, President Donald Trump issued a … A line originally used by an aggressive Miami police chief prompted Twitter to issue another content warning for the president's tweets. So you are both right. The man in the racist hat is fraudster Johathan Lee Riches. The city’s top cop warned that such talk could generate a backlash putting police officers’ lives in danger — and said cops and their families have already received death threats. We commit to company wide anti-racist training and education. FILE - In this Nov. 18, 2009, file photo, co-chairman and chief executive officer Andrew Alexander sits onstage at The Second City in Chicago. A line originally used by an aggressive Miami police chief prompted Twitter to issue another content warning for the president's tweets.

As protests intensified in Minneapolis following the death of a Black man pinned down by a white police officer, President Donald Trump issued a … In Indianapolis on Oct. 13, police headquarters were sprayed with bullets by a car that then fled, echoing a similar attack on Oct. 4 against the same police station. Well my site activity jumped this evening due to the apparent lock out at Second City Cop.

I tend to believe that while someone was tweaking the site they accidentally limited viewership to those who are invited. Mark Dice responded– That’s NOT the cop, dumbass. AUSTIN (KXAN) — A second Austin Police Department assistant chief has been accused of racism, and the Office of Police Oversight is asking that the city … I am pretty confident that they will be up and running before too long.

Activists in Germany are now renewing calls to address cases of police brutality in the force. ... SCC is quite racist but they do indeed post a lot about the political BS that should stay out of the police department. Maybe twitter should be adding fact check notices to your tweets instead of the Presidents. Structural racism explains this, too, says a 2018 public health study. Second city has done well in calling out misguided management, biased police related media stories and corruption. Second City owner Andrew Alexander to exit after accusations of institutionalized racism. Second City tweeted a message on May 31 supporting Black Lives Matter and the protests against police brutality, but several former black … It’s professional troll and fraudster Jonathan Lee Riches. Chicago is a prime example of this: the city has created a reparations fund for the hundreds of victims who were tortured by former Chicago Police … It's not just implicit racial biases that lead police officers to kill unarmed African Americans.

UPDATE: They're back! Alexander said Friday, June 5, 2020, that he is stepping down after a former performer leveled accusations of racism against the comedy institution. The city’s Police Department has received many excessive force complaints, especially by black residents.

LOS ANGELES — Andrew Alexander, the CEO and co-owner of famed The Second City improv theater, said he is stepping down after a former performer leveled accusations of racism …