What Cops Know: An Analysis of the Cold, Calculated & Racist World of Urban Police Officers (A Response to Connie Fletcher's What Cops Know) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781973923053)

Vendor: Matthew C. Stelly
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Format: Paperback
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What Cops Know: An Analysis of the Cold, Calculated & Racist World of Urban Police Officers (A Response to Connie Fletcher's What Cops Know)

$9.99

What Cops Know: An Analysis of the Cold, Calculated & Racist World of Urban Police Officers (A Response to Connie Fletcher's What Cops Know)

$9.99
Format: Paperback
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LoyolaNew York: Pocket Books, 1990), 336 pages's Dr. Connie Fletcher penned a book in 1990 titled "What Cops Know" (New York: Pocket Books, 1990, 336 pages). During the time of its publication up to now, the comments in the book, relying on Fletcher's interviews with actual Chicago police officers, were quite disturbing. Mr. Stelly strips the comments of those officers of their pomp and impious ceremony and reveals them for what they are: the comments and views of badge-wearing vigilantes who view minorities and women as "the other." In this incredible book, written using Critical Race Theory, Mr. Stelly offers reasoning and explanations that explain the current nadir in police-community relations.

Author: Matthew C. Stelly
ISBN-10: 197392305X
ISBN-13: 9781973923053
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/02/2017
Pages: 182
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.96lbs
Size: 11.02h x 8.50w x 0.39d
By Matthew C. Stelly
By Matthew C. Stelly
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Matthew C. Stelly is a doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee working on a degree in Urban Education and Community Policy. He holds three Master's degrees: Urban Studies (1982), Urban Education (1983) and Political Science (2000). He is the former editor of the Milwaukee Courier newspaper, former director of the Great Plains Black Museum and the Plano (TX) African American Museum, and lead archivist for The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL) in Dallas, Texas. Stelly has more than 2,500 articles in print and has won two national essay competitions. He is the founding director of the largest African-American neighborhood group in Nebraska, the Triple One Neighborhood Association and Parents Union. He is the father of five children and remains actively involved in community organizing and neighborhood development.

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