THE G-MAN INTERVIEWS: EBONY GUY & SHAKEVA FRAZIER
Community Activists Explain Why They Challenged a Common
Practice by Officers and Refute Claims of Being Anti-Police
Practice by Officers and Refute Claims of Being Anti-Police
NOTE: Ms. Frazier's
name was incorrectly pronounced during the introduction, and the episode had
already been completed and posted on YouTube when the error was discovered. My
apologies.
"G-Man"
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Welcome.
Ebony Guy is a native of Halifax County, Virginia, and has been involved with
community activism for 19 years. Her work includes voter registration,
political campaigns, consulting and organizing social projects.
She is a resident of Danville,
Virginia and serves as a community leader and representative with the
non-profit organization Virginia Organizing. One of the campaigns Ms. Guy
champions, “Black Lives Matter”, is a major focus of the local chapter, which
works with area officials to ensure transparency and accountability within
Danville's law enforcement agency.
Shakeva Frazier is the Founder
of Kick it with JESUS, a non-profit outreach ministry that caters to those
struggling to overcome harmful addictions. The organization also specializes in
prison ministry, youth advocacy and helping all men and women with
sustainability in the Danville community.
The activists join me to correct some of the media reports about why they challenged
a directive that had been issued by the Danville Police Department. They will
also reveal why the city’s police officers were lifting the hoods of their
patrol cars during traffic stops, which obstructed the view of the dash cams.
The interview was conducted on
October 5.
Information pertaining to this
episode is available through the following links:
Personal photos provided by
Ebony Guy and Shakeva Frazier
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