Law and Disorder: How Police Practices Antagonize [PsychCentral.com]
Charlotte. Baton Rouge. Tulsa. Minneapolis. Los Angeles. Ferguson. The violence explodes on your television set. You seethe. “This is 2016 — not 1968. Does the U.S. now stand for ‘Under Siege?”’ you fume. Your anger is righteous. Racism is prevalent in the United States. And, yes, there are racially tinged police officers infecting American police forces. But is your anger misplaced? Amidst the over-the-top headlines and screaming protests, a fundamental question remains: What can be done to...