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Why Black Neighborhoods Have More Police Than Others
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December 16, 2020
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December 16, 2020
45,466
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10:52Now PlayingAcross the United States, Black people often find themselves unfairly targeted by cops or are more likely to be a victim of police brutality. This is often called “overpolicing,” and it didn't happen in a vacuum. It's not a new phenomenon either, and has been helped along by both Democrat and Republican presidents.
In this explainer, we take a look at some of the historical — and systemic — reasons for why Black people and their communities are on the receiving end of aggressive policing. And can, or will, the Biden administration actually do something about it?
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