I used to believe in the American dream. Then the police killed my son
Twenty-five-year-old Bijan Ghaisar was unarmed when he was shot in his car by two officers. Charges against the men were dismissed – but seven years on his mother Kelly is still fighting for her boy Kelly Ghaisar never thought to teach her son, Bijan, to fear the police. She didn’t see the need. (…)
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