Civil Rights
Nov. 18, 1999
Racial Rile
By Vernon Jarrett When earlier this month the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the William Wardlaw stop-and-frisk case, Illinois v. Wardlaw, 98-1036, one of my old friends renamed it the "cops-vs.-blacks shuffle." "It's so typical," he said.
By Vernon Jarrett
When earlier this month the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the William Wardlaw stop-and-frisk case, Illinois v. Wardlaw, 98-1036, one of my old friends renamed it the "cops-vs.-blacks shuffle." "It's so typical," he said.
William Wardlaw, a young blac...
When earlier this month the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the William Wardlaw stop-and-frisk case, Illinois v. Wardlaw, 98-1036, one of my old friends renamed it the "cops-vs.-blacks shuffle." "It's so typical," he said.
William Wardlaw, a young blac...
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