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Sociology Professor • Rubenstein Fellow • Co-editor • Written for

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    30 May 2020

    “In policing, people always talk about “bad apples.” Well, bad apples come from rotten trees—law enforcement agencies imbued with structural racism.” Read my latest article at about

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    9 hours ago

    I'll be on a panel tomorrow talking organizational perspectives in policing and incarceration research! Join me! Wednesday 3/3 at 1:30pm est. Looking forward to a great conversation with

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    14 hours ago

    Great show ahead today on The Laura Coates Show on ch. 124 from 3-6PM ET! Don't miss your chance to join the conversation on the issues that matter to you!

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  4. 14 hours ago

    If you missed this amazingly powerful and important event, the recording is at the link below!

    Starting now: Join us for a virtual event on racial disparities and what policymakers can do to address these harmful inequalities, moderated by . 📺 Watch: Tweet a ❔ at
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    16 hours ago

    . presents policy recommendations from our report with , each of which aim to reduce racial inequities during the pandemic. ➡️

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    19 hours ago

    In , Black residents are 10x as likely as white residents to have friends or family who died from . Another form of racially disparate hardship brought on by the pandemic. Check out our new report with

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    19 hours ago

    The racial gap in COVID-19 diagnoses is not only disproportionately killing Black people but killing Black communities. Read our latest report from and on examining and addressing COVID-19 racial disparities in Detroit.

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  8. 19 hours ago

    Powerful report out from Public Event on Tuesday at 1pm. Read and register “Our extensive analysis of quantitative, qualitative, and demographic data reveals that COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted the Black community in Detroit.”

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  9. 21 hours ago

    Today at 1pm Tune in and ask questions.

    1 in 645 Black Americans have died from . My colleagues along with collaborators at discuss a new report on COVID spillovers & ways to increase in Tuesday, March 2 at 1pm ET Register Below
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  10. Mar 1

    “Police accountability requires civilian participation & oversight not just in reviews, but in hiring, promotion & firing decisions, said Ray, Professor . Departments could be required to hold insurance policies to pay settlements.”

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  11. Mar 1

    "Words have consequences. "China virus” rhetoric offset 13 years of declines in anti-Asian bias. Since March of last year, there have been over 3,000 self-reported incidences of anti-Asian violence." & in

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  12. Mar 1

    1 in 645 Black Americans have died from . My colleagues along with collaborators at discuss a new report on COVID spillovers & ways to increase in Tuesday, March 2 at 1pm ET Register Below

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  13. Mar 1

    “Slavery is White history. How we survived it is Black history.” “Learning our history is about truth. But it is also about reconciliation: making amends for the pain caused to generations of Black Americans.” & are brilliant

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    Feb 27

    Frederick Douglass, the mighty abolitionist, was the single most photographed person in the United States during the nineteenth century. Here's how he might've looked in motion. Brace yourself and press play.

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    Feb 28

    1. More teachers are leaving teaching now than ever before because society has shown how little they value teachers. 2. Less students are majoring in education because of #1. 3. There are not enough substitutes to fill the positions because of #1 and #2.

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    Feb 25

    "WE ARE NOT A VIRUS": As hate crimes rise against Asian Americans, members of the community share their experiences with racism during the pandemic and why it's important to speak up against hate.

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  17. Feb 28

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    Feb 28

    “Slavery is white history. How we survived it is Black history.” -Dr. Rashawn Ray

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  19. Feb 28

    I weighed in on with to discuss Judge Merrick Garland’s comments that today’s threats outweigh even those seen during the 1990s like the Oklahoma City bombing.

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    Feb 28

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    “As Executive Director of the Lab for Applied Social Science Research (LASSR), Dr. Ray pioneered a virtual reality project that explored the use of virtual reality and better understanding implicit bias in cooperation with police.”
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  21. Feb 28

    “As Executive Director of the Lab for Applied Social Science Research (LASSR), Dr. Ray pioneered a virtual reality project that explored the use of virtual reality and better understanding implicit bias in cooperation with police.”

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