Roving Camera 8/21/14
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I think they’re afraid of us. Black people are starting to vote more. They want us to feel like we can’t have power. — Samuel Pierce, College Student, Dorchester
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It’s because things aren’t equal. Police take care of white people, but not blacks. They hire Irish people to police blacks. It’s genocide of young black men. — Leroy Lockett, Retired, Roxbury
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I think they’re scared of us. That’s all it is. — Jerry Caesar, Transportation Worker, Dorchester
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There’s not enough black officers. You need diversity and communication. It’s a problem when you have a minority being policed by the majority. — Donald Scott, Mechanic, South End
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There’s a lot of fear there. I think they’re trying to destroy our population. — Cedric Daniels, Youth Outreach Coordinator, Dorchester
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It’s an age-old problem. We need to build better race relations. We need to get police officers to learn how to work with black people. — Anthony Brewer, State Employee, Roxbury