Boston University professor touts theory that police 'inherently are harmful'
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Boston University professor and Critical Race Theory advocate Ibram X. Kendi touted the theory that "police inherently are harmful" during BU’s National Antiracist Book Festival on Saturday.
"I think one of the overarching points that you just demonstrated in so many different ways is: The theory that police can reduce harm or create safety is fundamentally flawed, because the police inherently are harmful," Kendi said to Purnell during the discussion, referring to her book.
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