New viral videos again highlight calls made on black people who have done nothing wrong
California woman threatens to call police on eight-year-old black girl for selling water | California | The Guardian
A white woman called police on black people barbecuing. This is how the community responded | CNN
White YouTube Employee Calls Police On Black Man Waiting For Friend At San Francisco Apartment Building
White Woman Fired After Calling Police On Black Man In Viral Video : NPR
Even in Oakland, calling the cops on black people just living their lives
From 'BBQ Becky' to 'Golfcart Gail,' list of unnecessary 911 calls made on blacks continues to grow - ABC News
From 'BBQ Becky' to 'Golfcart Gail,' list of unnecessary 911 calls made on blacks continues to grow - ABC News
Black man records dog park confrontation with white woman
Was I Right to Call the Cops on a Black Man Breaking Into a Car? - The New York Times
We're being pushed out': the displacement of black Oakland | Oakland | The Guardian
Permit Patty: White woman 'calls police' on 8-year-old girl for selling water | The Independent | The Independent
BBQ Becky,' White Woman Who Called Cops on Black BBQ, 911 Audio Released: 'I'm Really Scared! Come Quick!'
BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and Cornerstore Caroline: Too 'cutesy' for those white women calling police on black people? - The Washington Post
Family wants to create awareness after BBQ confrontation at Lake Merritt
Oakland Woman Calls Police on Black People Grilling 'Illegally' in Public Park | Snopes.com
A white woman called police on black people barbecuing. This is how the community responded | CNN
Viral video shows white man calling police on African American man waiting for friend
Video of white woman calling police on black man in Central Park draws outrage | New York | The Guardian
BBQ Becky, Pool Patrol Paula, Permit Patty: Videos hailed as activism
A White Woman, Teresa Klein, Called the Police on a Black Child She Falsely Said Groped Her - The New York Times
BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and Cornerstore Caroline: Too 'cutesy' for those white women calling police on black people? - The Washington Post
