New data: Police use of force rising for Black, female, and older people; racial bias persists | Prison Policy Initiative
Race and Police Shootings: What New Research Says - Bloomberg
Not just “a few bad apples”: U.S. police kill civilians at much higher rates than other countries | Prison Policy Initiative
Not just “a few bad apples”: U.S. police kill civilians at much higher rates than other countries | Prison Policy Initiative
Police violence in Germany: An underreported problem? – DW – 09/17/2019
Class and Racial Inequalities in Police Killings – People's Policy Project
Chart: U.S. Police Shootings: Blacks Disproportionately Affected | Statista
Police Brutality Statistics & Analysis for Cities and States | Security.org
Policy Changes to Address Police Violence - Kentucky Center for Economic Policy
Policing in America: Understanding Public Attitudes toward the Police. Results from a National Survey | Cato Institute
Fatal Police Shootings Related to Intimate Partner Violence – Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WSCADV)
AP-NORC poll: Sweeping change in US views of police violence | AP News
Perceptions Are Not Reality: What Americans Get Wrong About Police Violence | Manhattan Institute
Native Americans Most Likely To Die From Police Shootings, Families Who Lost Loved Ones Weigh In | WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR
2015 Police Violence Report — Mapping Police Violence
George Floyd: How are African-Americans treated under the law?
Police Use of Force and Misconduct in California - Public Policy Institute of California
Allegations Of Police Misconduct Rarely Result In Charges | FiveThirtyEight
Police Brutality Statistics & Analysis for Cities and States | Security.org
Police Use of Force and Misconduct in California - Public Policy Institute of California
Above the Law: The Data Are In on Police, Killing, and Race - Public Discourse
Above the Law: The Data Are In on Police, Killing, and Race - Public Discourse
George Floyd death: Police violence in the U.S. in 4 charts
Number of U.S. blacks killed by police hard to pin down with no official figures | CBC News
