U.S. CONSTITUTION DAY:
THE HISTORY OF POLICING IN THE UNITED STATES
A CONVERSATION ABOUT THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, SLAVERY AND ITS HISTORICAL IMPACT ON POLICING TODAY. THE PANELISTS WILL PROVIDE A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND WILL ENGAGE IN A LIVELY DISCUSSION ABOUT THE EFFECTS ON SOCIETY, OUR HEALTH, AND MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER TO PROMOTE A MORE CIVIL, EQUITABLE AND ANTIRACIST SOCIETY.
FEATURING:
PROFESSOR JOSÉ LUIS MORÍN
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF LATIN AMERICAN
AND LATINX STUDIES
JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROFESSOR ROBERT FULLILOVE
PROFESSOR SOCIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
AT THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
ASSOCIATE DEAN, COMMUNITY AND MINORITY AFFAIRS
ADJUNCT FULL PROFESSOR AT TEACHERS COLLEGE
Friday, September 17, 2021 1:00p.m.-2:00pm
Register: bit.ly/TCConstitutionDay2021
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