Sticky Note Conversations

Welcome to Sticky Note Conversations with your host, Erika Washington. In this week's episode, Erika is joined by Dr. Cheryl Neely, a sociology professor and author of 'No Human Involved.' They dive into discussing Dr. Neely's research on the serial murders of Black women and girls, the systemic indifference of law enforcement, and the deeply ingrained issues of racism and sexism in policing. Hear firsthand about Dr. Neely's personal connection to her work and her thoughts on potential solutions for these pressing social issues. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that raises awareness and inspires action.
Check out Dr. Cheryl Neely's books https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B086Z8PB4F

• (00:00) - Introduction to Sticky Note Conversations
• (00:42) - Meet Dr. Cheryl Neely
• (03:42) - The Tragic Case of Michelle Kimberly Jackson
• (06:25) - Historical Context of Policing and Racism
• (07:31) - The Phrase 'No Human Involved'
• (11:27) - Defunding the Police: A Complex Issue
• (16:16) - Bias Against Sex Workers and Marginalized Communities
• (25:05) - Over-Policing in Black Communities
• (31:43) - Political Landscape and Voter Behavior
• (42:25) - Latino Voters and Deportation Policies
• (43:40) - The Legacy of Slavery and the 13th Amendment
• (45:06) - Voting Rights and Political Strategies
• (49:07) - Latino and Asian Communities in America
• (53:08) - Anti-Blackness and the African Diaspora
• (57:50) - Race, Class, and the American Caste System
• (01:06:14) - Police Portrayal in Media and Reality
• (01:14:22) - The American Dream and Systemic Issues
• (01:15:15) - Hope for Missing and Murdered Black Women
• (01:17:07) - Conclusion and Final Thoughts