The is pure ignorance. People in other countries speak at least two languages fluently. There is no reason why these police officers, aka, paid servants can't learn a few Spanish phrases.

http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/02/mississippi-cops-angry-as-city-forces-them-to-learn-a-few-spanish-phrases/

What is going on in America?

http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/02/police-unarmed-african-american-mother-and-infant/

To sue or not to sue.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/18/politics/ferguson-justice-department-lawsuit/

As the U.S Attorney prepares to exit stage left, he is possibly attempting to leave a legacy regarding race relations and the law enforcement community. Is it a little too late?

Job prospects.

A lot of my students are faced with the fear of graduating college and not being able to find employment. The job market is being flooded with highly education people who are competing fiercely against one another for the morsels of positions. So, what is a college educated person to do?  Don't get frustrated, get busy by staying ahead of your contemporaries. Go the extra mile and pay attention to the little things like character, diction, presentation and genuineness. It might seem rather simple, and it is, but many overlook the basics. Let a prospective employer see your authentic self in the initial interview and more than likely, you will be called back. Stay clear of controversial verbiage on any social media website because this will come back to haunt you for a very long time. Also, volunteer your time to help out someone else who is in need of assistance. More importantly, treat everyone with respect regardless of their station in life.