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  • Headlines & Hashtags

    Headlines & Hashtags
    2025/09/13
    In this episode of Black Arm of the Law, Dr. RaShall Brackney tackles the urgent issue of domestic terrorism in America. She explores its deep historical roots, the rise of domestic extremism, and the lasting impact of events like the January 6th insurrection. The discussion highlights the urgent need for a federal law that defines and criminalizes domestic terrorism, while also confronting the racial and ideological biases that influence public perception and policy. Dr. Brackney emphasizes the importance of community engagement, accountability, and action to counter the growing threat of violence and build a safer, more just society. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app. Don’t forget to follow, rate, comment, and share!
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    35 分
  • New NOBLE President in a Tough Environment for Law Enforcement

    New NOBLE President in a Tough Environment for Law Enforcement
    2025/08/28
    In this special rerelease of Black Arm of the Law, we celebrate Renee Hall’s historic ascension to President of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE). Recorded live at the 2023 NOBLE conference, host Chief Dr. RaShall Brackney sits down with Hall during her successful run for Second Vice President—a pivotal moment that set the stage for her leadership today. Hear Hall outline her platform, address challenges facing law enforcement leadership, and even discuss how she would navigate the political climate under figures like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. This conversation captures the vision, determination, and strength that have propelled Hall to the top of NOBLE, making this a must-listen for anyone invested in justice, equity, and the future of law enforcement. Find more episodes like this on the Mean Ole Lion app.
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    50 分
  • Headlines & Hashtags with a Twist

    Headlines & Hashtags with a Twist
    2025/08/15
    In this episode of Black Arm of the Law, Dr. RaShall Brackney and Dr. Stefan Wheelock take a deep dive into the historical and modern challenges within the criminal legal system. They examine the legacy of authoritarianism, the lasting impact of the 13th Amendment, and the threats posed by racial gerrymandering to voting rights. The discussion unpacks Governor Gavin Newsom’s approach to redistricting, the militarization of law enforcement in urban communities, and the power of narrative in shaping public perception and policy. Drawing inspiration from historical truth-tellers like Ida B. Wells, they call for strategic action and informed advocacy to create lasting change.
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    50 分
  • Health Disparities in the Criminal Justice System

    Health Disparities in the Criminal Justice System
    2025/08/07
    In this powerful episode of Black Arm of the Law, host Dr. RaShall Brackney—aka Chief B—sits down with Nzinga Lowe, CEO of Pygmalion Health, for a deeply insightful conversation on health equity and justice. Together, they explore the often-overlooked health disparities that impact both law enforcement officers and incarcerated populations, with a focus on how race, gender, environment, and stigma influence access to care. Nzinga shares how culturally competent care and community-based solutions are essential in addressing these challenges, especially for women in justice professions and communities of color. From the ripple effects of Medicare cuts to the need for preventive care and mental health support, this episode unpacks the intersections of health and justice with clarity and urgency. Find more episodes like this on the Mean Ole Lion Media app.
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    58 分
  • Activism and Storytelling Pt.2

    Activism and Storytelling Pt.2
    2025/07/31
    In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, host Dr. RaShall Brackney continues her dialogue with Selah Avery and Sam Peasey, diving deeper into the creative forces behind their work honoring the legacy of Medgar Evers. This episode features an exclusive clip from "Revolution", a stirring track from their video project that blends powerful lyrics and visuals to amplify the call for justice. Together, the trio explores how music, film, and storytelling remain essential tools in the fight for equity—and how honoring the past fuels the work of today’s cultural changemakers. Selah and Sam reflect on the emotional impact of creating "Revolution", what it means to bear witness through art, and how their work is inspiring a new generation to rise up and remember. Experience the art. Feel the urgency. Join the revolution. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app. Don’t forget to follow, rate, comment, and share!
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    30 分
  • Activism and Storytelling

    Activism and Storytelling
    2025/07/27
    In this moving first installment of a two-part conversation, host Dr. RaShall Brackney sits down with Selah Avery and Sam Peezy to explore how art becomes activism—and how storytelling can preserve powerful legacies like that of civil rights icon Medgar Evers. From film to music to community engagement, this episode dives into the emotional responsibility of honoring Black stories, the creative process behind socially conscious art, and the enduring need to educate future generations. Selah and Sam share their personal artistic journeys, reflect on the challenges of truth-telling through their crafts, and reveal the passion behind their current and future projects.
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    32 分
  • AI In Policing Part 2

    AI In Policing Part 2
    2025/07/14
    In this episode of Black Arm of the Law, Dr. RaShall Brackney and guests discuss the intersection of AI, public safety, and policing. They emphasize the importance of ethical AI use, the need for rigorous testing and transparency, and the potential for innovative AI solutions to enhance officer wellness while addressing biases in policing.
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    44 分
  • Crime No Crime Pt.2

    Crime No Crime Pt.2
    2025/07/10
    In this powerful Part Two episode of Black Arm of the Law, Dr. RaShall Brackney sits down with the Johnson Bell family—a multi-generational force in the legal world whose dedication to justice, education, and community empowerment is nothing short of inspiring. From courtroom victories to grassroots advocacy, the Johnson Bell family shares their unique and collective journeys in the legal profession. They discuss the development of their innovative educational game Crime No Crime, designed to help communities better understand the complexities of criminal law. The conversation dives deep into the systemic challenges faced by legal professionals of color, the importance of restoring trust in the justice system, and how education can drive change in marginalized communities. This is more than a legal discussion—it’s a reflection on legacy, leadership, and the power of informed action.
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    33 分