Sheriff Dart welcomes anti-police militant groups to the Cook County Jail with open arms. Vocalo media has accused the Chicago Police of 'Genocide' against Black Citizens. Darts new warden, Nneka Jones Tapia, sat down for an interview with this group condemning what she calls the high incarceration rate of minorities.
PARK: 96 Acres” crowdsourced dozens of black, brown, and white cars and their drivers, who were invited to park along Sacramento Street facing the jail. Brown, who often works with dynamic forms of data visualization, structured the call for cars to roughly reflect the racial demographics of the incarcerated population at CCJ,
Inmates represented by black cars form approximately 70% of the Cook County Jail.
Organizational efforts of Brown and Gaspar, as well as their media affiliate, Vocalo, were Herculean — and the event would have been impossible, Brown was quick to point out, without the help of the Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart and the jail itself, under the direction of new warden Nneka Jones Tapia, who was on the street and interviewed by Vocalo.
Nneka Jones Tapia voiced her concern what she calls the high incarceration rate of minorities and arrests by police.
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