Who’s Counting?
Chava Gourarie at Columbia Journalism Review with a great piece on data and police-involved killings.
Who’s Counting?
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This NYT piece by a Harvard economist is also very good. He may have been inspired by some of your blog posts.
Thanks. Hadn't seen that yet. And his inclusion of arrest percentages as a denominator, a proxy for potentially fatal encounters, is both useful and simple. Why didn't I think of that?