Enforcing Equality: Ep. 7: From Patrol to Policy: How Black Officers Drive Real Change

Retired officer Connie Morris explores the unique role Black officers play in policing reform, the barriers they face, and practical ways they can improve community trust and accountability from inside the system.

This episode covers grassroots strategies, leadership and mentorship, policy advocacy, and the emotional costs of change, and calls for systemic support to sustain long-term reform.

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