Police Viewed Less Favorably, But Few Want To 'Defund' Them, Survey Finds : Updates: The Fight Against Racial Injustice : NPR
Body Cameras May Not Be the Easy Answer Everyone Was Looking For | The Pew Charitable Trusts
Race and Police Shootings: What New Research Says - Bloomberg
Policing in America: Understanding Public Attitudes toward the Police. Results from a National Survey | Cato Institute
Stop Ignoring the Police Killings of Latinos | Al Jazeera America
New Data: Police Disproportionately Target Black and Latino Students in NYC Schools | New York Civil Liberties Union | ACLU of New York
Diversity in law enforcement may improve policing, study shows
Chicago's Black and Hispanic police use force less than white officers – study | Chicago | The Guardian
Latino officers are helping diversify police. Can they help reform the ranks?
Latinos are More Likely to Face Police Discrimination While Driving - Salud America
Systemic Police Brutality and Its Costs in the United States | HRW
We are tired of it': Latinos denounce police violence as they protest George Floyd death
Most Americans Say Policing Needs 'Major Changes'
Hire more police officers: an effective, popular strategy to reduce crime - Vox
Two-thirds of black Americans don't trust the police to treat them equally. Most white Americans do. | PBS NewsHour
Connecticut towns continue to struggle with diversity in police ranks
Data: Police More Likely to Search Latinos, Raising Questions Over Implicit Bias - Salud America
Analysis: LAPD searches blacks and Latinos more often - Los Angeles Times
Race and policing in America: 10 things we know | Pew Research Center
Fatal police violence by race and state in the USA, 1980–2019: a network meta-regression - The Lancet
Low-Income PoCs Still Don't Trust The Police, But Would Work With Them : Code Switch : NPR
Why Latinos Are Starting to Care More About Criminal Justice - The Atlantic
Where Police Don't Mirror Communities and Why It Matters
Connecticut towns continue to struggle with diversity in police ranks
Policing in America: Understanding Public Attitudes toward the Police. Results from a National Survey | Cato Institute
Report: Black And Latino Residents In Dallas Are More Likely To Be Arrested For Low-Level Crimes | KERA News
