Where the Sun Didn't Shine - HINDS, BENNETT
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Its about time. This is the first true story about a much-decorated African American New York city police officer. In the 1960s in Harlem, NYC,street crime was rampant on all levels. To most of the citys twomillion blacks and Hispanics, conditions were worse than ever. These conditionsexisted due to white racism over the years that was entangled with political and social greed. The political powers thenheld a meeting in city hall. Included in this meeting were the mayor, police commissioner, and thethencongressman of Harlem. As a result of that unprecedented meeting, they reached out for volunteers from very young…mehr

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Its about time. This is the first true story about a much-decorated African American New York city police officer. In the 1960s in Harlem, NYC,street crime was rampant on all levels. To most of the citys twomillion blacks and Hispanics, conditions were worse than ever. These conditionsexisted due to white racism over the years that was entangled with political and social greed. The political powers thenheld a meeting in city hall. Included in this meeting were the mayor, police commissioner, and thethencongressman of Harlem. As a result of that unprecedented meeting, they reached out for volunteers from very young
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Bennett Hinds was born in Trinidad, the Caribbean. His father was a merchant sea man and in 1957, relocated the family to America. After high school, Bennett worked several jobs and decided that he wanted to join the United States Marines. Despite passing all the required exams, he was rejected because his elder brother was inducted in the army. After overcoming that rejection, he graduated from college. He saw and experienced the overwhelming crime all around him. One night he was jumped and knocked out; that is when he decided to join the New York City Police Department.