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In this episode of Dare to Soar with Dr. RC, we explore the complex and far-reaching Doctrine of Qualified Immunity a legal principle designed to shield public officials, including law enforcement, from civil lawsuits unless they violate “clearly established” constitutional rights. While meant to protect government workers from frivolous claims, this doctrine has sparked intense debate for its role in limiting accountability and perpetuating systemic inequities.
Joining Dr. RC for this crucial discussion are:
-Ms. Lillie R. Jackson, of the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW), Greater Akron-Canton Chapter, and
-Ms. Cynthia Brown, CEO of Heartbeat Movement Inc., a multiracial, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit social justice organization led and directed by Ohioans.
Together, they address:
-The history and intent behind qualified immunity
-The real-life consequences for families and communities seeking justice
-How race, power, and policy intersect in the application of the doctrine
-The vital role of social workers in advocacy, reform, and community healing
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how advocacy and education can ignite reform proving that when knowledge meets courage, true justice can take flight.
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