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Available databases and reporting show that U.S. police kill roughly 1,000–1,300 people per year, and Black people are killed at more than twice the rate of White people, while accounting for about 13...
Black Americans face substantially higher per-capita rates of lethal force by U.S. police than White Americans across multiple analyses, with contemporary counts indicating roughly greater likelihood ...
A set of recent analyses shows rising counts and persistent racial disparities in U.S. police killings through 2024–2025, with compared with White Americans. Campaign Zero’s 2024 data found at least 1...
is not a single product but a family of tools that plot where and how race-targeted harm has occurred: contemporary mapped by , and riot maps from the and , and government hate-crime and victimization...
’s software—primarily Gotham and Foundry—has been adopted by local police and regional fusion centers to integrate disparate sets, map relationships, and support investigations, with reported uses ran...
The most widely cited and methodologically transparent tally for 2024 comes from (run by ), which records by law enforcement that year — a grim record since systematic tracking began in 2013 . Other t...
Protests have demonstrably led to social and political changes across history — from Gandhi’s Salt March and the U.S. civil‑rights and labor movements to recent global mobilizations like Black Lives M...
New Mexico had the highest per-capita rate of police killings in 2024 according to Mapping Police Violence’s 2024 report, and Black people face substantially higher odds of being killed by police nati...