Marc Lamont Hill RIPS Police for Framing Joe Budden: “This Ain’t Justice!”
January 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill defends Joe Budden against what he calls excessive and inflammatory actions by the Edgewater Police Department. Hill breaks down how the department’s press release framed Budden, who has a well-documented sleepwalking condition, as something far worse, raising questions about racial bias in policing.
The discussion dives into the criminalization of medical conditions, the systemic issues with law enforcement, and why abolitionist approaches could offer real solutions. Is this yet another example of the system targeting Black men unfairly?
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