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Community Organization and Pathways to Police Reform

July 14, 2020

Police officers in Buffalo, New York walk by the motionless body of 75-year-old Martin Gugino as he bleeds from his ear after being attack attacked by officers during a protest on June 5, 2020. (Photo: Screengrab/WBFO)

This guide seeks to provide information useful for a long-term strategy of police reform.

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Originally published by the NAACP, July 2016, free and open access.

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