An interesting (and creative) Associated Press analysis here about what both Professor Henry Louis Gates and Officer James Crowley might’ve been thinking during their now-infamous run-in a couple weeks ago. The reporter uses the official police report as well as Gates’s on-the-record statements following the episode to piece togehter a sort of dramatic timeline of what could’ve been going through each man’s head during their fateful encounter.
-
Popular Posts
Tony Evans: Gay Marriage Is Not a Civil Rights Issue: The respected pastor explains why homosexuality is such... 15 comment(s) | by | posted on May 11, 2012 
The Black Church, Obama, and Gay Marriage: Black Christian leaders speak out on President Obama’... 18 comment(s) | by | posted on May 13, 2012 
Is Obama Courting Black Voters with ‘Evolving’ View of Gay Marriage?: Socially conservative Black voters are being cited as o... 16 comment(s) | by | posted on May 8, 2012 
Obama Marriage Evolution Over: Conservative religious leaders respond with ‘outrageâ... 1 comment(s) | by | posted on May 10, 2012 
Media Courts Black Clergy on Gay Marriage: News outlets are flooded with Black clergy responses to... 2 comment(s) | by | posted on May 14, 2012
Your story illustrates the complexity of police work. I think they often end up in no-win situations, but someone has to be there. Thanks for sharing your story.
John Umland on August 2, 2009 at 7:47 amGod is good
jpu
I’m sorry, this was supposed to be in Rudy’s story.
John Umland on August 2, 2009 at 7:50 amGod is good
jpu