The last few weeks have been for the history books. Protests have sprouted across the nation, including in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, that call not only for justice for George Floyd, but also for the end of police brutality and racial profiling by law enforcement.
But as they kneel before the Oklahoma County Jail and plead for peaceful protests, law enforcement doesn’t seem to understand the magnitude of the pain and suffering that systemic racism coupled with deadly force has caused. Maybe it’s because according to their own investigations, there have been zero instances of racial profiling by Oklahoma officers.