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Cargando... Reimagining Blue: Thoughts on Life, Leadership, and a New Way Forward in Policingpor Kristen Ziman
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"Reimagining Blue is a passionate and personal analysis of a misunderstood profession from the vantage point of female police chief Kristen Ziman. Ziman credits her colorful childhood for the temperament that led her to gravitate toward policing, a profession where chaos is all in a day's work. Many times, she learned life and leadership lessons through the revelation of what not to do. But nothing could have prepared Kristen for the turmoil that would unfold during her tenure. A mass shooting, a pandemic, and civil unrest that threatened the trusting relationship between her department and her community became her greatest professional challenges. This deeply moving memoir is a story of resilience and perseverance in policing--and in life. It's a raw and honest portrayal told by a flawed human about a noble profession suffering an identity crisis. Reimagining Blue is an urgent call to find a way forward, not because the system is broken, but because it can always be better."--Dust jacket flap. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The book is all over the place. A retired police chief who doesn't own weapons except her service one and her dads because we really don't need guns. A long chapter touting George Floyd and wonderful it was to put the "bad officers" away for their crimes even though Floyd was in the wrong. She repeatedly tells us she's a blue eyed blond & wears her hair in a ponytail and isn't privileged, yet she went to private school. After she divorced her husband, she's not a lesbian but is now married to a woman. She mentions a one line that her dad killed himself and maybe addresses it somewhere else in the book?? Not worth finishing and not interested in politics ( )