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I Think We Should Raid the Homes of Illiterate Black People

By jloigman - Posted on April 6th, 2008

I was recently educated on the preliminary stages of a controversial program in Washington, DC called Safe Homes. The program was set to begin in March of this year which would have involved door-to-door police interrogation tactics in high-crime communities.

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