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"Urban America" became a dogwhistle for Democrat-controlled cities with large African American populations after the 1965 Civil Rights Act. By 2020, 17 of the 20 most violent cities in America had Democrat mayors, 2 had "Independent" mayors, and only 1 had a Republican. In most cases, the most violent cities had not elected a Republican mayor or Republican controlled city council in 50, 60, and 70 years. The Democratic party became the norm, or system, in these urban enclaves.
"Urban America" became a dogwhistle for Democrat-controlled cities with large African American populations after the 1965 Civil Rights Act. By 2020, 17 of the 20 most violent cities in America had Democrat mayors, 2 had "Independent" mayors, and only 1 had a Republican. In most cases, the most violent cities had not elected a Republican mayor or Republican controlled city council in 50, 60, and 70 years. The Democratic party became the norm, or system, in these urban enclaves.
To maintain the [[white supremacy]] of the dominant white Democrat majority, allocation of police resources resources were manipulated. Court rulings and [[affirmative action]] over the years forced changes in hiring and training to the extent where many departments had black police chiefs. The [[feminist]] hijacking of the [[civil rights movement]] even led to some departments having black and white women police chiefs.
To maintain the [[white supremacy]] of the dominant white Democrat majority, allocation of police resources were manipulated. Court rulings and [[affirmative action]] over the years forced changes in hiring and training to the extent where many departments had black police chiefs. The [[feminist]] hijacking of the [[civil rights movement]] even led to some departments having black and white women police chiefs.
Allocation of police resources took two forms - either making a priority of policing in statistically high crime areas or under-allocating police resources to those same areas, allowing criminal activity and criminal gangs to flourish, terrorizing innocent citizens.
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