72: Policing An Inside Perspective W/Detective Ty Dennis

While Black

REVOLT

Self-improvement, Education

4.1 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 29 February 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Ty Dennis is an Atlanta Police detective whose roots run deep in the black community. He became a police officer to make a difference and understands the difficulties that some black americans have with police departments. He wants to help make the relationship better and wants us all to know that not all policemen and woman are the same. Ty is in and of the community and is partially responsible for pushing positivity into the relationship between the black community and the police. He is the creator of the Clippers and Cops program bringing police into black community barbershops to teach, inform, and listen to the black community. Nothing gets better if both sides cant listen a little. Regardless as to how you feel about police please pay attention to this conversation. Our sponsor for todays episode is Manscaped bringing the best in below the belt grooming for the fellas. Please go check them out and get yourself 20% off and free shipping by using the code "WHILEBLACK" at www.manscaped.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:27.0	GM, everybody in. I'm the one the cop that's in front of them. It's not that they don't like
0:39.4	Tyrone. They don't like what I stand for on a team I'm associated with.
0:43.6	And then a lot of people will say as a black cop,
0:47.1	oh, you working for the man.
0:48.6	Then you get, we need more cops like you,
0:51.3	work in our neighborhoods. It should be us working our
0:54.3	neighborhood. Oh okay so why don't you sign up to be a cop? I don't fuck with 12. If you
1:00.0	handle some of the things that's in your neighborhood right? Those same cops that you
1:03.8	hate don't have to come. If I told you you got cancer right now what's the first
1:07.7	thing you're gonna do? You gonna see what treatments out there right?
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