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Journal Article
On the Verge of Civil War: The Need for Scholarship on Police in an Era of Rising Extremism
2021
Overview
Both years were also marked by a presidential election in which the rhetoric of \"law and order\" was utilized to rally the support of racially fearful white voters, as suburban white voters were urged to support crack downs on America's \"urban jungles.\" Reforms in law enforcement, including the utilization of community policing and the recruitment of female officers (12.8 percent of all officers in 2020), had their roots in the unrest of the 1960s. [...]of President Obama's 2015 Task Force on 21st Century Policing, twenty-nine states now mandate deescalation training for all police (Stockton, 2021). Other areas of research that have been folded into policy by law enforcement departments include community policing, use of force, use of body cameras, community-police engagement, and police, guardian and Crisis Intervention Team training.
