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Enemies no more
Mark Sappenfield
Do police and protesters have to see each other as the enemy? That question is at the heart of our “Why We Wrote This” podcast today, and the answer matters beyond law enforcement, I think.
Changing how others view us is often more about changing our behavior than about changing theirs. That’s a lesson that Columbus, Ohio, learned, but that seems much bigger than one town in the American Midwest.
