Curfew for [Poor African American] teens ends but questions remain

"Mayoral candidate George Hartzman had a harsher assessment.

Hartzman said his 16-year-old daughter and her white friends could get into cars, go downtown and then come home without encountering police. But kids without cars who were walking downtown were subject to questioning and citation by police, he said.

“I think the curfew is socioeconomically biased and racist,” Hartzman said. “It’s about keeping poor, black people out of downtown at night.”

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