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Rutgers gender and Africana studies professor suggests Ma'Khia Bryant was shot because she was having a 'bad day' and 'not being perfect'

Chief: Conviction is a step, not a leap

Former Police Chief Says Proposed Reform Doesn’t Go Far Enough

The Social Psychologist Who Works To Reduce Harm In Policing

How The Adultification Bias Contributes To Black Trauma

Black drivers far more likely to be stopped by Berkeley police than white people, audit finds

Next Steps For Policing After Derek Chauvin Verdict

Psychologist Examines What A 'Rapid Evolution' In Policing Might Look Like

KSL+: Next Steps For Policing After Derek Chauvin Verdict

Former police chief on whether Chauvin verdict is a pivotal moment Desk 2021-04-22

Chauvin guilty verdict 'sets a precedent.' But can it change justice in America?

Justice may have been served in the legal sense, but true justice would be George Floyd still being alive

Adam Toledo’s death puts focus on split-second police decisions

Cities braced for post-Chauvin trial unrest, got celebrations instead

Activists Say Derek Chauvin’s Conviction Shows What Police Accountability Can Look Like, Call For Legislation To Enact Systemic Change

Reimagining public safety: What police reform could look like after Chauvin trial

To Protect the Next George Floyd, We Must Remove the Threat of Police Violence from Everyday Life

Conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in murder of George Floyd sparks relief, hope — and resolve — in Connecticut

Chauvin guilty verdict ‘sets a precedent.’ But can it change justice in America?

Column: Law enforcement leaders responded to the U-T’s racial disparities project. They missed the point

Teen's death puts focus on split-second police decisions

The Chauvin verdict had cities nationwide braced for unrest. Instead, they got a celebration.

Utah leaders, officials react to Chauvin guilty verdict

Today’s verdict on the murder of George Floyd

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