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DESCRIPTION:Reparations or reconciliation for the harms of policing became 
 a central plank of various social justice movements across the country last
  summer. A feature of these social justice movements was the demand that th
 e police acknowledge and account for the ways that they misused their power
  to harm particular communities. Communities demanded that the police engag
 e in a process that centers and elevates their experience and history of be
 ing policed in a discriminatory way. What does justice for the harms of pol
 icing look like? Does it take the form of a police–community reconciliation
  process that could take place on a city-wide scale across the country? Or 
 does reparations for policing work independently of reconciliation? In this
  panel\, we will discuss concrete proposals for reparations and reconciliat
 ion.
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SUMMARY:Policing Los Angeles: How Should Law Enforcement Acknowledge the Ha
 rms of Policing? Reconciliation\, Reparations\, Reform 
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URL:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/policing_los_angeles_how_should_law_enforceme
 nt_acknowledge_the_harms_of_policing_reconciliation_reparations_reform
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