Use of Force: The Policing of Black America 2022 123movies

Watch: Use of Force: The Policing of Black America 2022 123movies, Full Movie Online – Police killings of unarmed black and brown men and women have brought relations between law enforcement and communities of color to an all-time low. What is happening? How can we solve this epidemic? USE OF FORCE is a documentary that delves into the fatal encounters between police and people of color in America. The film will highlight the personal stories of victims like George Floyd, Philando Castile, Eric Garner and others who have been killed by the police. The documentary will take an in-depth look into the history of encounters between police and communities of color; chronicle the journey of the victims’ families as they take on the effort to combat police brutality; provide commentary from thought leaders about the policies and tactics enacted by law enforcement; and debate the politics of our country regarding the use of deadly force by law enforcement..
Plot: As reports of fatal police violence continue to flood the headlines, this film shines a light on not only the circumstances of these cases but how to improve the system as a whole and heal the communities they impact.
Smart Tags: #police_brutality #black_community #politics #law_enforcement

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Repetitive but competently made and important
First off, police violence against ‘civilians’ (the fact that they even call us that is indicative of a military battlefield mindset that’s taken hold) is out of control. ALL civilians, not just Black and brown people. Tony Timpa, Daniel Shaver (video of whose murder was briefly shown in this movie), just two of the names that come to mind when thinking about sadistic police violence. Am I saying “All Lives Matter”? Yes, I am but that’s not detracting from the disproportionately bad treatment that minorities and especially Black folks have gotten from police dating back to when police were first conceived of in the USA. But I’m not here to provide a history lesson.

This film was a repeat of numerous other similar films and television programs of the last 4-5 years, but it’s still worth watching. The only way things will change is for people to become informed. And this movie does a good job of presenting its case. To the reviewer who said this was “one-sided” LOL, you obviously didn’t watch it. The entire 2nd half of the movie is dedicated to giving police a voice. It’s almost all interviews with police officers, former police officers and department chiefs.

Police forces have unions, generally easy access to the media, generally a good reputation in the eyes of most non-minorities and therefore have many ways in which to air their own concerns (as they so often do – see the LA cops who were just fired for putting a sign up in the precinct’s door saying they were defunded and therefore were not available. That was a lie, it was a COVID outbreak in the dept.). Rather than being “defunded”, in nearly every single case where that was proposed, the PD got an INCREASED budget! Furthermore, they have police unions (benevolent whatever) who are basically a PR mouthpiece for the police department. Police don’t seem to have a problem with their own unions, but they’re first in line to break a strike by other government and commercial unions.

Again, I digress. Chuck D could’ve done a better job in narration, but I suppose it could also have been worse. This is another important documentary designed to keep the message in the public’s ears and eyes. White people are killed – and unarmed ones too – by police all the time with equal repurcussions to what happens when a Black person is killed, namely ZERO, thanks to “qualified immunity.” For that reason, I wish the filmmakers would have also at least mentioned that an out of control PD is bad for us ALL. I can see some viewers complaining that this is divisive, grouping everyone else against white people, but at the end of the day it’s necessary information and the more people who see it, the better.

6.4 stars rounded down to 6 because nothing novel or different in terms of filmmaking.

Overrated (Even at the current rating, ha-ha)
At 1/10, this is still overrated.

Doesn’t try to face facts.

This is an issue that should be taken seriously and get examined and cross-examined, but unfortunately, that’s not the goal here. This flick is pure political propaganda without any real value.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 50 min (110 min) (3 parts), 1 hr 25 min (85 min) (internet)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Documentary
Director Cary Grant Jr.
Writer Cary Grant Jr.
Actors Chuck D, Adante Pointer, Michael McBride
Country United States
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