John Kiriakou | On Police Shootings, Time to Take to the Streets



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Kiriakou writes: "Innocent people of color will continue to die at the hands of the police. And nobody is doing anything about it. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, I believe that our only alternative is to take to the streets."
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