In this episode, Dr. RaShall Brackney discusses the school-to-prison pipeline with Dr. Kevin F. Gilbert, an expert in education and discipline policies. They explore the impact of school resource officers, the role of principals in disciplinary actions, and the disproportionate impact on black students. They also discuss the need for cultural responsiveness and anti-bias training for educators. The conversation highlights the importance of community involvement in supporting students during suspensions and disrupting the pipeline.

Join Chief B and she breaks down recent stories and social post on law enforcement, law makers and justice reform as only she can do.

This week Chief B talks the science of policing with the owners of Force Metrics. Two brothers Shane and Andre McGregor that have introduced data and analytics to police work for better accountability and service to the community.

Check out their personal stories behind the company and with the police the struggle between being Black and Blue.

This week on the podcast, Adam Savage, a New York Times bestselling author, multiple Emmy-nominated producer/host, highly decorated YouTube creator, and internationally

acclaimed science communicator, and cosplayer. After more than a decade working in special effects for Industrial Light and Magic/Lucastilm, the Matrix films, and most of the major movie

studios, he began hosting Discovery Channel's flagship show Mythbusters in 2002, producing nearly 300 episodes over 13 years, and played in over 100 countries.

Stay with us here, Adam is going to do some myth busting on policing that you'll want to hear.

Join Chief B for another amazing conversation on the Black Arm of the Law Podcast!

This week Chief B does her monthly run through the hashtags and headlines on police and police related news and stories and breaks them down with her eye on truth and transparency.

Joining Chief B on the podcast this week is the former Police Chief of Ferguson Missouri Jason Armstrong. He discusses policing in Ferguson post Michael Brown and current post as Police Chief of Apex North Carolina. In addition to his current position Chief Armstrong a part of the Obama Foundation's leadership USA 2023 program.

Joining Chief B on the podcast this week is the former Police Chief of Ferguson Missouri Jason Armstrong. He discusses policing in Ferguson post Michael Brown and current post as Police Chief of Apex North Carolina. In addition to his current position Chief Armstrong a part of the Obama Foundation's leadership USA 2023 program.

This week Chief Brackney talks with another fighter for police reform and their efforts in Baton Rouge as the former Police Chief Murphy Paul talks about his viral video with the Metro Council discussing the "Brave Cave" and their lack of effort to help get rid of bad police.

Check out this amazing episode of the Black Arm of the Law right now!

They literally wrote the book on Policing Black Bodies, the conversation is amazing with these two insightful guest. Add Chief Brackney to the mix and we got us a podcast! We promise you with be on it from start to stop

More on our guest and we'll talk to you in the show, download and listen now!

Earl Smith is Professor of Women and Gender Studies at the University of Delaware, Professor Emeritus of American Ethnic Studies and Sociology at Wake Forest University, and author of 12 books including Way Down in the Hole: Race, Intimacy and the Reproduction of Racial Ideologies in Solitary Confinement, Policing Black Bodies: How Black Lives are Surveilled and How to Work for Change, and Race, Sport and the American Dream.

Angela Hattery is Professor of Women and Gender Studies and co-Director of the Center for the Study & Prevention of Gender-Based Violence at the University of Delaware, and author of 12 books including Way Down in the Hole: Race, Intimacy and the Reproduction of Racial Ideologies in Solitary Confinement and Policing Black Bodies: How Black Lives are Surveilled and How to Work for Change.

Join Chief B and Chief Dr. Brendon Del Poza. on this weeks episode.

Dr. del Pozo served as a police officer for 23 years. Nineteen were spent in the New York City Police Department, where he started on patrol in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, went on to command two patrol precincts, deploy to Amman, Jordan as an intelligence liaison, and serve in the police commissioner's office. He also spent four years as Chief of Police of Burlington, Vermont, where he directed the city's interdisciplinary response to the opioid crisis. His efforts were associated with a substantial and sustained reduction in opioid overdose deaths.

They talk policing and the how effects the public health and how resiliency of the community should be the focus and goal of policing efforts.

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