Political Commentary - Allegations of racial profiling against black mayors are being made, suggesting a focus on crime is a pretext [1] - The speaker asserts the importance of standing up against perceived racism and bigotry [1] - The pattern of targeting black mayors is seen as intentional, especially when data indicates crime is down in those cities [3] - A wise political strategy would involve collaboration with mayors, but this is not the current approach [3][4] Election Strategy - Working with people on the ground and across party lines is seen as beneficial for general elections [5] - Republicans who are silent and avoid town hall meetings are setting themselves up for potential losses in upcoming elections [5][6] - Hiding and avoiding engagement with voters is not an effective political strategy [6][7]

Y'all, they're not even trying to hide it now. The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow officers to racially profile suspected illegal immigrants in California. Specifically, they want the court to allow ICE officers to arrest people based off how they look, what language they're speaking, and what kind of work they're doing, the literal definition of racial profiling. Let me explain the backstory. In July, a judge ruled that ICE officers were overstepping the legal boundaries in their ...

Authorities in Jacksonville, Florida are investigating what happened during a February traffic stop in Jacksonville, Florida, in which a young black man was punched in the face by a police officer. This is now the viral video McNeel Jr. . posted of the incident.As you can see, an officer shatters the driver's side window before punching McNeel, then dragging him out of his car. McNeel, who was arrested and plead guilty to resisting an officer and driving with a suspended license. But the Jacksonville Sherif ...