RENEE GOOD'S MURDER AND OTHER ACTS OF TERROR.

The article focuses on the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, while she was observing ICE raids in Minneapolis. The incident is contextualized within a broader discussion of police violence and the systemic issues surrounding law enforcement practices, particularly regarding the treatment of marginalized communities. Historian Robin D. G. Kelley critiques the narrative that blames victims of police violence and argues against the notion that better training for officers would prevent such incidents, emphasizing the need for abolition of ICE and police forces rather than reform. The article highlights the historical patterns of violence and the ongoing struggle for accountability and safety within communities affected by state violence. [Extracted from the article]