"Black and Blue in Portland" |
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Like what you see? Black and Blue in PortlandEach year, the Oregon Historical Society presents the Joel Palmer Award to the author of the best article published in their journal the previous year.The 2014 winners were Karen Gibson and Leanne Serbulo for their article "Black and Blue: Police-Community Relations in Portland's Albina District, 1964-1985." In November, 2014 Gibson and Serbulo presented the results of their research at Portland State University. Their talk and the following spirited discussion is covered in these two episodes. This program is very timely and relevant to the tense relationship between law enforcement and black communities today, which the authors explain grew out of the ghettoization during the period they studied. A fascinating look at an important local issue. After their presentation, the Q&A included comments from Nancy Hales (wife of Mayor Charlie Hales), Dr. T. Allen Bethel of the AMA Coalition for Justice and Police Reform, and Deanna Wesson-Mitchell, a former police officer now working as the Mayor's police policy advisor. This show was produced by Barb Greene and taped by PC Peri, with editing assistance from Dan Handelman. Streaming made possible by Portland Copwatch. Part 1 (28:29): For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are: Part 1:
Part 2 (28:06): For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are: Part 2:
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