As part of Black History Month, the American Constitution Society at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law presented a program on February 26 titled, “Police Brutality and the Black Community.” The program, which was held in collaboration with the Black Law Student Association, featured panelists Rodd Monts, a lawyer with the ACLU of Michigan, and Kathryn James, a civil rights litigator, according to Roeiah Epps, outreach director at the law school’s chapter of the American Constitution Society. Pictured are (seated, left to right) Rodd Monts, Kathryn James, and Karen Henning, associate professor at Detroit Mercy Law; along with (standing, left to right) Alex Meyers, Kyle Langbardt, Roeiah Epps, Matthew High, Kristin Crowley, D’Antae Gooden, Bianca Crignano, Evon Pervan-Keller, Morgan Miles, Brandyn Berg, Kyle Warwick, and Verkeybia Crump.
– Photo by John Meiu
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