Justice
Barack Obama and Ray Kelly Are Saying the Exact Opposite Things on Racial Profiling
Two parallel conversations on race, violence, and stop-and-frisk.
Well this is awkward.
If you missed Barack Obama's impromptu speech last Friday on the realities of growing up black in the same country as Trayvon Martin, this is the passage that's most essential for understanding why New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly would make a baffling choice to become the country's top domestic security official: