#10022. Papa

September 2026publication date
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Cultural Studies;
Archeology (arts and humanities);
Archeology;
Anthropology;
Social Sciences (all);
Sociology and Political Science;
Social Sciences (miscellaneous);
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Abstract:
In this personal narrative, the author details her grandfather’s and father’s experiences of police brutality in Los Angeles, a pattern that continues from one generation to another. She shows the long legacy of violence and racism that Black men face at the hands of the Los Angeles Police Department – from her grandfather Roy Wyche, who was beaten so badly in 1974 that he sustained permanent brain damage, to her father who suffered severe injuries after being wrongly suspected of a crime in 1983. These stories, she argues, are common occurrences that are part of a long history of injustice and systemic racism that Black people continue to face in the present day.
Keywords:
LAPD; Movement for Black Lives; personal narrative; police brutality; Roy Wyche

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