#CrimEdCu - Twitter Hashtag

over 3 years ago

@CNN I never knew that “whitewashing” homes to get higher appraisals was a thing until my teacher had mentioned it during our Capstone Class. Within that class we read “The Sum of Us” by Heather McGhee. The book details the racial policies that still exist in America today. #CrimEdCu

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Erin @ea10233

over 3 years ago

@nytimes There is nothing “innocent and playful”about endangering the welfare of a child. Dalai Lama has a position of power over the Tibetan people. People in power should never force this sort of behavior and the people of Tibet should be upset that he acts this way. #CrimEdCu

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Destiny Santiago @DLSantiago_

over 3 years ago

This is so sad! Why should it have taken multiple officers to tase, pepper spray & beat this man just to neutralize him? The picture included in the article is so hard to see, interested to see how this story will continue to develop and if the cops will be charged. #CrimEdCU

Critical Criminology @critcrim

over 3 years ago

An Indigenous man brutalized by cops, may die. "Multiple police officers used their stun guns, batons and pepper spray. Loved ones say Umpherville, 40, has been on life support for days and doctors were concerned about whether he'll pull through." https://t.co/D4guQ4NZXF

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Giuliana Primavera @G_Primavera13

over 3 years ago

This is one story of many. The CJS failed to deliver justice by wrongfully convicting this woman. She spent the last 42 years of her life incarcerated for a crime she didn’t commit. To move forward we need do better investigations to ensure that justice is being served. #CrimEdCU

Innocence Project

@innocence

over 3 years ago

Sandra Hemme has spent the last 42 years in prison for a crime she didn't commit, making her the longest-known wrongly convicted woman. https://t.co/xzQHqlimX8

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Danielle Diulio @danielle_diulio

over 3 years ago

Very powerful message behind this tweet, and I agree. However, I find it troubling that TikTok has become a priority to be compared next to human rights. Yes, regulate gun laws and ban assault rifles, but this is not something to be compared to the use of social media #CrimEdCU

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Skye Reinacher @SkyeReinacher

over 3 years ago

I think this article is extremely important. Often times police violence is seen as an American issue, but that is not the case. While Canada might have fewer shootings, this article shows we need to look into the systemic issues of police violence on a larger scale.#CrimEdCU

Critical Criminology @critcrim

over 3 years ago

"At least 117 police-involved deaths in 2022. In 2021 there were at least 104." Don't ask if the cops were held accountable. Police Killings and Unaccountability | The Media Co-op https://t.co/aKjFRhy1XU

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David Coston @DavidCoston725

over 3 years ago

@G_Primavera13 I agree, there is definitely a connection between this story and our previous class discussion. I believe stories such as this one are often seen societal shocks especially when the offender is someone who you would not expect to commit such an act like a caretaker. #CrimEDCU

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Erin @ea10233

over 3 years ago

@zachpogrob The power of tik tok is amazing for shinning light on the hidden talents that go unrecognized! However, the glorification and romanticism on serial killers is alarming. Why are we finding it so fascinating to read about the these gruesome murders? #CrimEdCU

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