Minnesota's attorney general secured a rare conviction of a police officer for an on-duty death but saw wider reform stall When he recalls seeing Derek Chauvin in court for the first time, Keith Ellison references "the banality of evil", a phrase coined by writer and philosopher Hannah Arendt when covering the trial of Adolf Eichmann, one of the architects of the Holocaust. "The point of the whole book is that Nazis were not these big, scary people that your imagination conjures," Ellison, Minne...
Minnesota's attorney general secured a rare conviction of a police officer for an on-duty death but saw wider reform stall When he recalls seeing Derek Chauvin in court for the first time, Keith Ellison references "the banality of evil", a phrase coined by writer and philosopher Hannah Arendt when covering the trial of Adolf Eichmann, one of the architects of the Holocaust. "The point of the whole book is that Nazis were not these big, scary people that your imagination conjures," Ellison, Minne...
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