Br: A Political And Literary Podcast

"Policing as we know it must be abolished before it can be transformed." Vesla Weaver, a political scientist and professor at Johns Hopkins University, talks to Tracey Meares, a Yale law school professor, about policing as a public good in a time of police brutality. Drawing from Meares's recent essay in our new print issue, The President's House Is Empty, they articulate an emancipatory vision for policing that is not predicated on racism, but is instead a public good for all.