re: Princeton University African American Studies professor accuse police of abuse

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Some critics have said that I should have expected what I received. But if it is the standard protocol in an affluent suburb to disallow a member of the community to make a call before an arrest (simply to inform someone of her arrest) and if it is the protocol to have male officers to pat down the bodies of women, and if it is the norm to handcuff someone to a table for failing to pay a parking ticket, we have a serious problem with policing in the society.

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This is a great example of a person who claims they want to be treated like everyone else, then when they are, they complain about it.

For a woman who I'm sure believes in all this "privilege" nonsense, I find it odd that she thinks she should be able to assert her financial privilege in order to receive the royal treatment as stated here:

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But if it is the standard protocol in an affluent suburb to disallow a member of the community to make a call before an arrest

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I suppose it's ok to do that shite in Camden, but not in rich neighborhoods, right?