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: The Justice Gambit

What Happend at the Gates Residence?

By Michael Blankenship

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By now most people are aware of the events that took place at the Cambridge home of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates. A person in the neighborhood (not a neighbor) saw two black men trying to force open a door and called police. Gates was returning home from an overseas trip and could not open the door to his home. Police arrived, a confrontation arose, and Gates was arrested for creating a public disturbance. The charges were almost immediately dropped.Washington PostL.A. TimesL.A. TimesNY TimesNY TimesLots has been made of President Obama's response to a question from a reporter during his Wednesday night speech on heath insurance reform.Here are some of the facts: (1) President Obama acknowledged that he did not know if race was a factor in the arrest of Gates; (2) he did say the arrest was stupid; and (3) race is a factor in confrontations between police and people of color in this country...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Justice Gambit on July 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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