Wow, I hadn't heard this before l, and it made me pretty furious: > An important scholarly intervention within a particular field of academic research, you mig

Wow, I hadn't heard this before l, and it made me pretty furious: > An important scholarly intervention within a particular field of academic research, you might say. But Prof Fryer has now revealed that at the time the research was conducted, Harvard colleagues familiar with the results urged him not to publish his findings, telling him that he’d ruin his career. This whole article is sad and disgusting, especially because, as a result of this research, Prof Fryer was proposing some actual interventions to reduce biased applications of non-lethal use-of-force, but because the data didn't fit the prevailing narrative, it was attacked. Just gross.