Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
“The easy thing would be not to talk about the cops.”
“The easy thing would be not to talk about the cops.”
“The easy thing would be not to talk about the cops.”
Wednesday 14th April 2021
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill tackle police brutality and the case for abolition in this thought-provoking Misfit Stars episode.
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78 minutes
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Motivational
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Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
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Get the buttons here!Facing Police Brutality: Shannon and Jamie's Candid Talk
When we call things crime, we're really placing things that, when I say non-serious or a non-serious crime, just to call something a crime elevates it to something more serious sounding than it actually is.
Ever feel like some topics are just too tough to tackle? Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill don't shy away from the hard stuff. In this episode of Misfit Stars, they confront the harsh realities of police brutality, sparked by the tragic murder of Daunte Wright. It's a conversation many avoid, but Shannon and Jamie dive right in, discussing the role of police in America and why they advocate for abolition.
They don't just stop at the problem; they also explore how community support can drive real change. But it's not all heavy. Shannon and Jamie share their personal experiences with COVID-19, adding a relatable touch to the episode. They also discuss the restoration of voting rights for formerly incarcerated individuals, highlighting another area where systemic change is crucial.
This episode isn't just about listening; it's about thinking, questioning, and considering how each of us can contribute to a more just society. Shannon and Jamie's approach is raw and real, making this episode a must-listen for anyone grappling with these critical issues. Whether you're new to the topic or have been following it closely, you'll find their insights both challenging and enlightening.