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10:46Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill sits down with Corey Pegues, retired NYPD Deputy Inspector, and Johanna Fernandez, historian and activist, as they delve into the deep-seated issues within the policing institution. In this interview on theGrio, they explore how the fraternity culture of law enforcement impedes meaningful reform. Pegues and Fernandez share their insights on the systemic challenges, the resistance to change, and the impact on vulnerable communities.
This segment was originally broadcast on February 1, 2023.
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