Link: Walking While Black

Walking While Black by Garnette Cadogan, who first roamed the streets of his native Kingston, Jamaica, and later walked the much less crime-ridden, but (for a black man) more dangerous streets of New Orleans and New York City.

via BikePortland. They're definitely upping their game on covering race issues.

I checked the writers for The Red Door's production of "Hands Up", because one of the monologues included a similar description of police assault in NYC, but sadly it was another Black man's experience. Because it happens all the time.