US EditionWe asked every member of Memphis’ new ‘Integrity Policing’ task force where they stand on the DOJ report.
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We asked every member of Memphis’ new ‘Integrity Policing’ task force where they stand on the DOJ report.
Clockwise from top left: Rev. Keith Norman; Dr. Audrey Townsel; Daniel Kiel; Toney Armstrong; Amber Sherman; Lucian Dervan; Zayid Saleem; Austin Wyatt, Sr.; Rev. Rosalyn Nichols (center) Photo illustration by Andrea Morales for MLK50 As Memphis’ new policing reform task force prepares for its second meeting, questions remain about the beliefs and motivations of the nine members and three liaisons tasked with proposing policy changes for the Memp…
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