> Further, in states like Colorado and Texas, where the chart shows white people are stopped more, they also have high latino populations (maybe a racial mis-pr

> Further, in states like Colorado and Texas, where the chart shows white people are stopped more, they also have high latino populations (maybe a racial mis-profiling by the police?). "Hispanic or Latino" is a separate question from race in most US government statistics. As far as I know, it's usually the case that lighter-skinned Hispanic people are categorized as "white" and darker-skinned Hispanic people are categorized as "other".