What it means when police join the protest
On the surface, cops marching and kneeling with protesters looks like progress, but local activists want people to see the larger problems beyond the photo-op
Brittany Moseley
I'm the assistant digital editor for Dispatch Magazines in Columbus, Ohio. On top of my primary job duties, I also write for several of our publications. As a freelance writer I've contributed to Alternative Press, Cleveland Scene, Cleveland Magazine, New Noise and Substream. I'm passionate about the arts, civic engagement and great storytelling.
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