It’s National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day By Paul Katula • Jan 9, 2021 National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day comes this year 3 days after a brave effort by dedicated officers called to the US Capitol.
Grand jury indicts officer in Breonna Taylor case By Paul Katula • Sep 23, 2020 A former police officer was indicted in connection with the death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville. But it was less than many had hoped for.
Student news roundup, Florida, Sept. 1 By Paul Katula • Sep 1, 2020 Schools in Florida are online for the most part as the 2020-21 school year begins, with some students reporting to campus along the Space Coast.
Va. student allegedly disciplined for sitting for pledge By Paul Katula • Dec 24, 2017 Not participating during the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance got a student kicked out of class. Now the teacher is gone.
Chicago schools to teach police torture By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2017 Chicago 8th graders & freshmen will learn a new subject starting this year: how certain police officers coerced confessions by torturing black suspects.
Black lives matter in swimming pools, too By Paul Katula • Feb 11, 2017 February is African-American History Month, and the Washington Post reminds us that many black lives are lost to drowning in the US.
Md. girl pepper sprayed; Chicago students react By Paul Katula • Jan 12, 2017 Some Chicago high school students suggest ways police might better serve and protect citizens in our diverse communities.
Students open up about black, Muslim concerns By Paul Katula • Nov 21, 2016 Students, in their newspapers, speak out about black lives being taken from us and a disrespect for a Muslim woman because she wears a hijab.
A white teacher on Black Lives Matter in Baltimore By Paul Katula • Aug 25, 2016 The #BlackLivesMatter movement is a popular topic on this blog, because #BLM works for justice, and that above all else needs everyone.
Comedian John Oliver says charters are corrupt By Paul Katula • Aug 22, 2016 Charter schools were the butt of jokes by comedian John Oliver. Much of his criticism is well earned, as charters are barely accountable.