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Beverly Harvard
Definition
- Beverly Harvard joined the Atlanta Police Department (APD) in 1973, a year before A. Reginald Eaves became the first African American public safety commissioner, when the department was a tense place for minorities and women. After a rapid rise through the ranks that slowed after she became a deputy commissioner, Harvard, who never expected to be a police officer, in November 1994 was confirmed by the city council as the country's first African American woman chief of a major city police department. [Source: Encyclopedia of Race and Crime; Harvard, Beverly (1950-)]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/Beverly_Harvard
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