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Podcast: Update from the March on Washington, slave patrols and Texas policing, the politics of police budgets, and other stories

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In the September 2020 episode of Just Liberty's Reasonably Suspicious podcast, the Austin Justice Coalition's Chas Moore substitutes for Mandy to co-host with Scott Henson. This month, we discuss:The March on Washington and protesters' theory of change (0:45)Slave patrols and the history of Texas policing (9:15)The politics of Austin's police budget cuts (31:46)In the Last Hurrah segment (42:25), Chas and I took up:Austin PD's 911 call data analyzedDallas Chief under fire in protest aftermathTexas' George Floyd ActFind a transcript below the jump. Enjoy!Transcript: September 2020 Reasonably Suspicious podcast, co-hosted by Scott Henson and Chas MooreScott Henson: Hi, this is Scott Henson and you're listening to Just Liberty's Reasonably Suspicious Podcast covering Texas criminal justice politics and policy...continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on September 08, 2020 (boomark / email).

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