Black, Brown and Blue in the Bronx: Stories of Pain, Profiling, and Measured Promise

The following article is a two-part feature story on the Black Lives Matter protests. Part I   The following stories are all too familiar in the Bronx.   On a summer afternoon in July 2016, a man saw a tense situation unfolding between NYPD officers and three people at Morris Houses in Claremont Village. One woman was cuffed, and the arguing escalated. The man thought he could help diffuse the situation, but in an instant, he was thrown against a gate by an officer who later defended his action by saying he felt the sergeant at the scene needed to


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