June 4, 2026

We Own this City: Ep. 2: Whatever It Takes: When Policing Becomes Permission

We Own this City: Ep. 2: Whatever It Takes: When Policing Becomes Permission
We Own this City: Ep. 2: Whatever It Takes: When Policing Becomes Permission
The Morris Perspective Podcast
We Own this City: Ep. 2: Whatever It Takes: When Policing Becomes Permission
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Host Connie Morris examines Chapter Two, "Whatever It Takes," from We Own the City, unpacking how an outcome-driven mindset in policing—summed up as "the end justifies the means"—opened the door to misconduct in Baltimore's Gun Trace Task Force led by Wayne Jenkins.

The episode explores pressures to produce, the normalization of illegal stops, false reports, and stolen money, and asks whether results can ever justify violating rights and the law, closing with a moral reflection on the consequences of choosing outcomes over process.

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You can also go deeper into these conversations by checking out my books, Rethinking Implicit Bias and The Propaganda of Racism. These books expand on the same themes discussed in this podcast, including race, bias, language, systems, perception, and the power of narratives.

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