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NEA Issue Explainer

Police Reform

We all want police officers to uphold the law and protect our neighborhoods, but that must not come at the expense of our civil liberties or personal sense of safety.
Young black man wearing face mask during equal rights protest
Published: December 2, 2021
This issue explainer originally appeared on NEA.org

Under our nation’s system of laws, all of us are equal and deserving of protections. But in Black, Brown, Indigenous, low-income, and LGBTQ+ communities, many individuals are not treated or policed with fairness and respect.

Educators want all students to have an education that inspires their curiosity and desire to learn. That means keeping students and their families safe from police harassment and brutality.

We must end police brutality by enacting reforms that protect the liberties and rights of all people.

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