Demonstrations and Political Violence in America: New Data for Summer 2020
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George Floyd: How are African-Americans treated under the law? - BBC News
In U.S., Black Confidence in Police Recovers From 2020 Low
Dataminr Helped Police Use Tweets To Surveil BLM Protests
Patrick Mahomes saw George Floyd's death and knew he couldn't stay on the sideline
How many people have been killed by US police since George Floyd? | Infographic News | Al Jazeera
For Black people, Minneapolis is a metaphor for our world. | by Yeshi | Medium
The killing of George Floyd altered views of racial discrimination in Houston | Kinder Institute for Urban Research | Rice University
A year after George Floyd's death, Black women urgently need new tools to safeguard our people from police
The changing demographics of Black America: Key findings | Pew Research Center
Two-thirds of black Americans don't trust the police to treat them equally. Most white Americans do. | PBS NewsHour
Where are the 2019 (and 2020) 990s? On filling the gaps in Candid's grants data | Candid Blog
Blacks account for nearly half of all NYC arrests 6 years after end of stop-and-frisk: NYPD data - ABC News
Concern About Race Relations Persists After Floyd's Death
National Gunfire Trends - ShotSpotter
George Floyd: How far have African Americans come since the 1960s? - BBC News
Maps : Indiana University Southeast
Demonstrations and Political Violence in America: New Data for Summer 2020
Pink Floyd | The Official Site
Support for Black Lives Matter is unchanged since September 2020 | Pew Research Center
The monumental impact of George Floyd's death on Black America
NDBC - Hurricane Floyd Data Plots
Police agencies on Facebook overreport on Black suspects | PNAS
StreamData - Disrupting Data
Police Are Killing Fewer People In Big Cities, But More In Suburban And Rural America | FiveThirtyEight
Pink Floyd - A Saucerful Of Secrets (Mono Version) - Amazon.com Music
County Highlights: Hoosiers by the Numbers
What the data say about police brutality and racial bias — and which reforms might work
