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(Q014) In August 2014, police in Ferguson, Missouri, shot Michael Brown, a young black man. The incident sparked a wave of protest and elicited a dialogue about police and race relations nationwide. The town of Ferguson is predominantly African American, having become increasingly so as white residents moved to the suburbs. Some people have argued that part of the problem in Ferguson originated from the disparity between the residents and police department, where the city was comprised of one population (black) and the police department of another (white). This underlies a more fundamental problem faced by many communities, in that the decline of communal ties has lessened the amount of

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The decline in communal ties has led to a lessening of the amount of trust within such communities.

What do such communal conflicts implicate?

These instances appear to demonstrate how the weakening of communal relationships has reduced the level of trust in the community. People in the neighbourhood do not trust the police. They perceive them as operating in their self-interest and not caring about the community's population because they are members of a different population (White) (black). resulting in a wall of mistrust between the two groups.

How do such disputes get resolved by the government?

It is well recognized that conflict is a type of disagreement that occurs between two or more people.

Recall that in the past, the United States has handled international disputes through litigation, arbitration, mediation, and conciliation.

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