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Black Arm of the Law

Black Arm of the Law

著者： Mean Ole Lion Media
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 Black Arm of the Law is a powerful and thought-provoking podcast that explores the complexities of being Black in law enforcement. Hosted by Dr. RaShall Brackney, former Chief of Police in Charlottesville, Virginia, the show dives deep into the personal and professional experiences of those navigating the often unseen and misunderstood intersection of race, justice, and public safety. Through honest conversations and critical insights, the podcast sheds light on how race and identity shape the lives and careers of Black officers behind the badge. Each episode tackles timely and urgent topics—from systemic bias and the politicization of civil service to the ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. The show also confronts the cultural and emotional tolls of working within institutions not built with marginalized communities in mind, while highlighting the need for reform, accountability, and human-centered policing. At its core, *Black Arm of the Law* is about truth-telling, empowerment, and transformation. With voices from across the spectrum of law enforcement, the podcast uplifts stories of resilience, leadership, and advocacy. Whether discussing civil rights, community safety, or mental health, this series invites listeners into a critical dialogue on justice, equity, and the future of public service.Copyright 2025 政治・政府 政治学 社会科学
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  • Headlines & Hashtags

    Headlines & Hashtags
    2025/12/13
    In this thought-provoking episode of The Black Arm of the Law Podcast, Dr. RaShall Brackney takes a critical look at justice, privilege, and selective enforcement within the criminal legal system. Using real-world case studies and current events, she unpacks how race and socioeconomic status often determine who is policed, prosecuted, and punished—and who is not. The conversation confronts the contradictions embedded in drug policy, the influence of politics on prosecutorial discretion, and the ways power shapes outcomes in the legal system. Dr. Brackney challenges listeners to question the status quo and consider what true accountability and equitable justice should look like for all communities. This episode calls for awareness, responsibility, and action in the ongoing fight for fairness and integrity in the pursuit of justice.
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    21 分
  • Transforming Policing Through Trauma Informed Practices

    Transforming Policing Through Trauma Informed Practices
    2025/11/27
    Dr. RaShall “Chief B” Brackney sits down with James Fisher-Davis, founder of Equilibrium Up, for a powerful conversation on the deep connection between trauma, policing, and community restoration. Together, they explore why trauma-informed practices must become a foundation of modern law enforcement and how real change begins with self-reflection, accountability, and a genuine commitment to community well-being. Fisher-Davis shares the inspiring work behind his Kits for Kids initiative—providing comfort and stability to children experiencing crisis—and discusses what long-term, systemic transformation should look like when we prioritize both officer wellness and community trust. This episode is a reminder that safety is not just about enforcement; it’s about healing, connection, and sustainable change. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app. Be sure to follow, rate, comment, and share to support the conversation.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Black Arm of the Law

    Black Arm of the Law
    2025/11/20
    Host Dr. RaShall “Chief B” Brackney takes the mic solo this week for a powerful Headlines & Hashtags edition of Black Arm of the Law—breaking down the stories shaping our criminal legal system and exposing the values this nation chooses to protect… or sacrifice. Chief B connects the dots between a government shutdown that leaves 42 million Americans uncertain about their next meal, Chicago’s alarming Operation Midway Blitz detentions, and the millions spent on lavish political parties dripping in gold trim. She unpacks the stark moral contradictions on display: a system that always finds funding for detention, enforcement, and spectacle—but somehow struggles to fund hunger relief, housing, or due process. The episode digs into: The SNAP crisis and the politics of hunger Mass detentions and unconstitutional ICE actions Extravagant Mar-a-Lago parties versus families waiting in food bank lines Pardons for political operatives compared to everyday people jailed for paperwork errors The widening gap between U.S. foreign military actions and domestic compassion How inequality is not just tolerated—but celebrated Chief B calls listeners to recognize these events as a single story about who America protects and who it abandons, urging us to stay vigilant, stay compassionate, and continue fighting for justice. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app. If this episode moves you, be sure to follow, rate, comment, and share!
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    22 分
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