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Below is a general summary of what I think is probably going on with black people in the US. This is based off memory of studies/data I've seen, but I'm open to updates if any of my facts seem wrong:

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Black people are subject to greater police activity than white people, this seems supported by data. This seems to be roughly proportional to crime black people commit; as in, low-crime black communities see roughly proportional police activity to white communities.

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This is really interesting, and seems at first glance to be at odds with some other numbers I've seen. I'll bookmark it and look into it further, thank you.

7:26 AM · Nov 22, 2020