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New federal data provides the most comprehensive view to date of how Black and Latino people have been likelier than their white peers to contract the virus and die from it.
Data is through May 28. Not including the serious outbreaks in June, in the southwest and south.
Racial and systemic inequalities must be addressed in #healthcare.
Six years after nationwide protests against police violence captured the country’s attention, the recent killings of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd have put th…
Police departments in America’s 30 largest cities killed 30 percent fewer people in 2019 than in 2013, the year before the Ferguson protests began, according to the Mapping Police Violence database. Similarly, The Washington Post’s database shows 17 percent fewer killings by these agencies in 2019 compared to 2015, the earliest year it tracks.
This data isn’t perfect. The databases have slightly different methodologies for collecting and including police killings. And not everyone who’s shot winds up dying, which means some people who are shot by police don’t end up in one of these tracking projects. So to better test and understand the progress made in these big cities, I compiled an expanded database of all fatal and nonfatal police shootings by these departments, which expands our view of any changes in police behavior. Based on data published on police departments’ websites and reported in local media databases, I found data covering police shootings in 2013-2019 for 23 of the 30 departments.2 An analysis of this data shows that police shootings in these departments dropped 37 percent from 2013 to 2019.
So why haven’t these trends resulted in fewer people killed by police nationwide?
This should make you stop and pause and consider whether it’s more important for you to be in a city now or the suburbs or country. It’s always good to have a few options if you can afford to in all things in life. I try to. Two phones. Two laptops. Two cars in each city. But this is serious stuff. Life. And. Death. Family safety should ALWAYS be the priority.
We Won’t Wait
I watched a livestream organized by BLCK VC yesterday. It was incredibly powerful and should be widely seen.
This. Is. Awesome
Watch and be inspired. #PayItForward #BlackLivesMatter
As news errors become fodder for Trump’s attacks, the venerable daily makes an extra push for accuracy.
Unlike magazine fact-checkers, Cochrane does not deal with sources, so she likely would not have prevented the type of high-profile sourcing mistakes made recently by ABC News or CNN. On stories that do require more meticulous fact-checking, reporters deal with their sources, Bumiller said. For instance, reporter Maggie Haberman put together and sent the “list of 51 fact-checking questions” referenced Saturday in the Times’ piece on Trump’s daily habits.
But Bumiller said that having someone “fact-checking on deadline” has helped minimize needless mistakes.
After all, the run of high-profile media blunders in the last couple weeks may have loaded Trump with fresh ammunition, but he has not been shy about railing against small errors, either.
“He’s clearly willing to and eager to pounce on any mistakes,” Baker said.
Just the facts please.
Monday morning work(out) session materials. #fitness #gym #Equinox #CommitToSomething (at Equinox Encino)
Back to the City of Angels, #LosAngeles. (at LAX - Los Angeles International Airport)
3.5 hours of work on laptop? ✅ 1.25 hours of work at gym? ✅ Murse? ✅ #gotime #StartTheDayRight #noexcuses #HustleHard (at Equinox Encino)
When you wake up early ready, willing & able to #hustle when most on either coast are still sleeping off #Halloween2017. #CantStopWontStop #hustlehard #workhardplayhard #noexcuses #insomniac (at Encino Commons)
No filter, no caption needed. #philly #philadelphia #hometown #nofilter #guesshowmanyibought (at Philadelpha International Airport - PHL)
Start of another hectic day: tickets from the @strathhaven boys soccer playoff match last night, @beatsbydre headphones, @warbyparker shades, food & tea by @jlefkof who spoils me when I’m back home in #Philly. #LetsGo #hustlehard (at Delaware County, Pennsylvania)
Best of both worlds. Meetings with management of my hometown #Philly team, but rocking swag of my adopted hometown #Boston team. #FlyEaglesFly #GoPatriots (at The Philadelphia Eagles Nova Care Complex)
Goodnight #LosAngeles, and I will say Good morning #Boston in 5.5 hours. (at LAX - Los Angeles International Airport)
Inspiring update from my good friend and fellow dual HBS/HKS friend @mauracsullivan who announced she’s running for #Congress in #NewHampshire. I’m going to support her as I have with other friends from school @rdh and @sethmoulton. It takes a village as they say, and enough talk. We need action and leaders like Seth, Roger and Maura in government to get America back on track. #politics #government #CivilAction
Play it again, Sam. This week’s East Coast trip back to #Boston. #617 #FrequentFlyer #ManicMonday (at Lake Balboa, Los Angeles)
The early (#fitness) bird... waits outside the doors to the #gym before the 5AM opening time. And is not alone. 😳 #FitnessFriday #NoExcuses #equinoxmademedoit #GymRat (at Equinox Sports Club Los Angeles)
Obligatory tweet. (at Twitter Headquarters, San Francisco, California)
The #innovation and #entrepreneurship curve. Balancing needs with know how, and people with resources. #educate #alwaysbelearning (at Harvard Business School)
