This is a quick read though not much of it is new or enlightening material, but there were some interesting points made. He discusses Michael Brown, Eric Gardner and Tamir Rice and how these deadly and heartbreaking incidents are common and often unreported or noted by many. Comparing the social and racial unrest to the revolution was interesting, and I liked the comparisons to how white neighborhoods are policed to how black and brown neighborhoods are and then how he linked it to how college campuses are policed. I don't think it would have been excessive to also discuss Philando Castile and his unfair and lengthy list of traffic stops. I wish he had also discussed Trayvon Martin and citizen policing.