Do you think racism in law enforcement is a pervasive problem?

Kadia Welch
Senior
Elementary Education
"I think racism is a pervasive problem in the United States in general. Prejudices pervade people's lives no matter what they do."

Edrica Webb
Electrician
Electrical, High Voltage
"Definitely, because racism is pervasive in all aspects of our society, along with agism, sexism and every other ism which are all pervasive in every part of society."

Catherine Robinson
Junior
Spanish
"I would definitely say yes, but I think it's as much of a problem with the citizens as it is with the actual police force. For instance, last night a neighborhood resident drove up next to me and asked me to call the police because there were two black men walking around in the neighborhood."

Charles Saxe
Assistant Professor
Anatomy and Cell Biology
"I don't think it's a pervasive problem. I think it's there and it should be acknowledged and confronted. But to use that as an excuse to cripple and punish law enforcement is just as dangerous."

Kamla Alexander
Sophomore
English
"I think it depends on the region of the country and make up of the city population. Like in my hometown (Miami), I don't think there would be a lot of beating of minorities because many of the police are minorities. And Atlanta wouldn't be like the rest of the state."