Alan Dix Snip!t: Police Shootings Are About Class as Well as Race

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Snip summary	The system has a class bias as well as a race bias. An i... Alternet's Zaid Jilani revealed that in the first five m... 95 percent of police killings occurred in neighborhoods ... incomes under $100,000. There were no killings in neighb... Not surpris Police Shootings Are About Class as Well as Race \| Rev. Jesse Jackson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...-about-class-as-well-as-race_b_7972218.html?...

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The system has a class bias as well as a race bias. An i... Alternet's Zaid Jilani revealed that in the first five m... 95 percent of police killings occurred in neighborhoods ... incomes under $100,000. There were no killings in neighb...
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The system has a class bias as well as a race bias. An investigation by Alternet's Zaid Jilani revealed that in the first five months of this year, 95 percent of police killings occurred in neighborhoods with median family incomes under $100,000. There were no killings in neighborhoods with median family incomes of $200,000 or above.

Not surprisingly, lower-income whites are more likely to say police abuse of authority is on the rise than middle- or upper-income whites.

HTML	<p>The system has a class bias as well as a race bias. An investigation by Alternet's Zaid Jilani <a href="http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/who-are-biggest-killers-america-numbers-will-shock-you" target="_hplink">revealed</a> that in the first five months of this year, 95 percent of police killings occurred in neighborhoods with median family incomes under $100,000. There were no killings in neighborhoods with median family incomes of $200,000 or above.</p><p>Not surprisingly, lower-income whites are more likely to say police abuse of authority is on the rise than middle- or upper-income whites.</p>

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<p>The system has a class bias as well as a race bias. An investigation by Alternet's Zaid Jilani <a href="http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/who-are-biggest-killers-america-numbers-will-shock-you" target="_hplink">revealed</a> that in the first five months of this year, 95 percent of police killings occurred in neighborhoods with median family incomes under $100,000. There were no killings in neighborhoods with median family incomes of $200,000 or above.</p><p>Not surprisingly, lower-income whites are more likely to say police abuse of authority is on the rise than middle- or upper-income whites.</p>

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