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04/26/2024
MindSite News: A West Side Story: How to Traumatize a Community
04/26/2024
WBEZ Chicago: Expert says excessive traffic stops and videos of police killings can cause trauma for some
04/23/2024
Block Club Chicago: Only Half Of Black Seniors Approved For Home Repair Or Refinance Loans To Age In Place
03/27/2024
Wednesday Journal: Oak Park police stop more Black individuals than white, data shows
01/31/2024
Daily Herald: Lawmaker won’t move forward with controversial proposal banning some traffic stops
NBC Chicago: Proposed Illinois bill could prohibit police traffic stops for minor offenses
Capitol Fax: After backlash, Rep. Slaughter says he won’t move controversial traffic stop bill, but wants conversation
01/10/2024
WBEZ Chicago: Journalists from Chicago and Paris reflect on common experiences with racial profiling
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11/17/2023
Nieman Reports: Newsrooms Want to Diversify. These Programs Can Help
11/12/2023
Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle: The Weeks (readers speak out)
10/26/2023
Nieman Reports: For the Chicago-based Investigative Project on Race and Equity, training the next generation matters as much as the reporting
10/16/2023
Chicago Tribune: Despite Obama’s legislation, the scourge of driving while Black remains
10/11/2023
Illinois Public Media: Traffic Stops of Black Drivers Hits 20-Year High in Illinois
10/06/2023
Ben Joravsky Show: “Oh, What A Week” with Angela Caputo
10/06/2023
WBEZ Chicago - The Rundown: Black drivers are involved in Illinois traffic stops at record rates. Why?
09/29/2023
Chicago Sun-Times: Black drivers are pulled over by police more, mostly for non-moving violations
09/27/2023
Block Club Chicago: The Investigative Project On Race And Equity Debuts With Report On Illinois Traffic Stops
Chicago Sun-Times: Traffic stops of Black Illinois drivers at 20-year high despite law Obama championed
WBEZ Chicago - Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons: 2003 Illinois state law has failed to reform racial profiling in traffic stops