Why a Louisiana councillor is trying to repeal her city's 'saggy pants' law
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Shreveport, La., city councillor LeVette Fuller is working to repeal a law in her city that outlaws "saggy pants" — which almost exclusively targets young black men — after a fatal police chase.
Shreveport, La., city councillor LeVette Fuller is working to repeal a law in her city that outlaws saggy pants — which almost exclusively targets young black men — after a fatal police chase.
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