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Title
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Reform Racial Profiling
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Description
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Then MO State Reps Karla May, Jeanette Mott-Oxford and community leaders shared their concerns about the Attorney General's dismal report on racial profiling at a press conference (2019). The statistics proved that Driving While Black was a problem them, and is still one now,
HB 2172, introduced by Rep. Shamed Dogan (R-Ballwin), and SB 828, introduced by Sen. Jamilah Nasheed (D-St. Louis), add commonsense measures that create accountability.
The Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression (CAPCR) in St. Louis worked alongside statewide coalitions to push for explicit "enabling language" and accountability measures in anti-racial profiling and police accountability legislation.
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ACLU Missouri
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MissouriNet
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Date Created
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2019
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Rights
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Organization for Black Struggle
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
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Subject
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Police Brutality
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Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression (CAPCR)
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Organization for Black Struggle
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Legislation
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Spatial Coverage
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Missouri
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Timeline Date
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2019
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Timeline Title
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Reforming Racial Profiling
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Timeline Text
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CAPCR worked alongside statewide coalitions to push for explicit "enabling language" and accountability measures in anti-racial profiling and police accountability legislation.
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Is Part Of
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Timeline
Youth Council for Positive Development and the Organization for Black Struggle 45th Commemorative Edition, Part 1, 2025