The term Black, when describing those who commit crimes, indites to many people
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of using the term 'black' in crime reporting and advocates for more accurate descriptions of behavior.
The term 'black' when describing those who commit crimes or participate in other unruly gatherings or malees, indites way to many people. Describe their behavior or local affiliation, not their color, for crying out loud.
Topics covered
- racial terminology
- crime reporting
- social commentary
- behavioral description
- community relations
Keywords
- black
- crime
- behavior
- reporting
- social issues
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