Stateside for Friday, May 29, 2020
Today on Stateside, thoughts from a sociologist and a law professor about the marches in Detroit and Ann Arbor that drew attention to police officers’ use of force against African Americans. We’ll also find out how one charter school operator is preparing for the fall.
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When will sports return? John U. Bacon weighs in. Stateside’s conversation with John U. Bacon
- John U. Bacon is Michigan Radio’s sports commentator.
How charters are thinking about what school will look like this fall
Stateside’s conversation with Robert Kimball
- Robert Kimball is associate vice president for charter schools at Grand Valley State University.
Stateside’s conversation with Rodrigo Lopez-Ruiz
- Rodrigo Lopez-Ruiz is a senior at Wyoming High School in West Michigan.
Protest against police use of excessive force spread to MichiganStateside’s conversation with Alford A. Young and Tracy Brame
- Alford A. Young is a professor of sociology at the University of Michigan. He's also associate director of the University of Michigan's Center for Social Solutions.
- Tracey Brame is a professor and associate dean of Western Michigan University's Cooley Law School campus in Grand Rapids.
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