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Home » News » Empathy Alone Won’t Stop Police Killings
Empathy & Compassion

Empathy Alone Won’t Stop Police Killings

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 15/07/2016

“Of course empathy is important and we should encourage it. But the president falls short; empathy alone will never end the regular and widespread killing of black people in disproportionate numbers. It’s a racist system,” Piana writes. Libero Della Piana

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