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3:16 am. Jesus.

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By Adam Dunbar
| Medium
3:16 am. Jesus. How did I manage. Still have my headphones on, and trying to capture the echo of the last track off Blind Melon’s second album. I usually have no time or tolerance for sungers who piss (hahaha) their talent away. Jim Morrison was not a Shaman but a whiskey addled asshole who became and maybe always was a victim of his hubris. There were night’s when Jim was relatively sober, and The Doors were the best band in the world.
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Protesting the police: an analysis of the correlates of support for police reform following the 2020 black lives matter protests

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By Peter A. Hanink, Adam Dunbar
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The social movement literature has long recognized a disjunct between how the public evaluates a protest’s message and means. Even during times of heightened sympathy for a protest’s message – such as occurred following George Floyd’s murder – the public can remain critical of a protest movement itself. In this study, we examine the correlates of support for a range of police reforms following the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests.
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Rap music and threats of violence: A case for the Supreme Court to decide

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By Adam Dunbar, Charis E. Kubrin, Clay Calvert
| Idaho Press Verified
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Kendrick Lamar won a Pulitzer Prize last year and Eminem set a record in 2019 for streams on Spotify. But the acceptance and embrace of rap music in mainstream culture isn’t shared by everyone – and that sometimes includes the police. Controversy between the police and rappers has gone on at least since N.W.A. released “F–k tha Police” in 1988.
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