Addressing Racism in Portage and Police Funding: A Conversation with Commissioner Clyde

Addressing Racism in Portage and Police Funding: A Conversation with Commissioner Clyde

- Carter Eugene Adams

This is the third article in our series of conversations with Portage County leaders about racism and policing. Previously we interviewed Kent Police Chief Nicholas Shearer and Portage County Commissioner Sabrina Christian-Bennett.

In our interview with County Commissioner Kathleen Clyde, conducted June 12, we discussed the county’s funding of the sheriff’s office, what she and the other commissioners are doing to address racism in the county and her thoughts on the movement to ‘defund police.’

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