National Police Community Cooperative Day™

June 25 is National Police Community Cooperative Day™, and boy is it needed right now!  Following the May 25, 2020 merciless murder of George Floyd, the world has been in sheer pandemonium!  Riots, looting, more sensless murders and arrests, explosions, etc.  Anyone will agree 2020 has been a trying year thus far.  The black community is taking action that indicates their disdain for the years of consistent unchecked police brutality from caucasian police officers toward black persons-especially black males.  Not all know how to express their feelings diplomatically; thus, they riot as an attempt to be heard.  Equality advocate Greshun De Bouse says she has been "grieved in spirit" by the entire situation.  We wanted her to elaborate more on this statement, and Greshun said this,

"I am grieved in spirit about this-grieved first by the merciless murder of a human being as he begged for his God-given right to breathe, grieved secondly by the ensuing mayhem of riotous behavior and more killing, grieved lastly but most importantly by the decades of oppression black persons have endured at the hands of caucasian police officers. This situation requires swift and productive action."

Such action includes establish of National Police Community Cooperative Day-™celebrated annually June 25, one month after the death of American of Color George Floyd by caucasian police officer, for raising positive awareness of the need for police accountability in citizen interactions, as well as for consitent positive collaborative police-community effort in combatting police brutality-especially toward black persons.

Greshun De Bouse founded National Police Community Cooperative Day™ #policecommunitycooperative as a first positive action toward eradication of police brutality via police-community collaboration.