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Not as a percentage, which I'm sure you're aware of.
by tedivm 6y ago
Not as a percentage, which I'm sure you're aware of.
- dazilcher 6y agoIndeed. Have you adjusted for police interactions though? How about poverty level and criminal history? We can play statistics all day, which is kinda my point. It's pretty obvious there is a bias, but not so obvious (to me) what the root causes are. Racism and second degree soci-economic factors are definitely on the table. Labeling every single police event as racially motivated makes no sense though.