Melissa Harris-Perry | June 10, 2012
Stop-and-frisk under scrutiny
Melissa Harris-Perry focuses her attention on the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk practices that are targeting a record number of racial minorities. Ailsa Chang of WNYC Radio, University of Pennsylvania professor Anthea Butler, The Opportunity Agenda’s Alan Jenkins, and former NYPD detective Marquez Claxton join her to talk about the increased emphasis of stop-and-frisk in both New York City, and across the nation.
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