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erika-maye-cst Profile and Activity - Chicago Sun-Times

erika-maye-cst Profile and Activity - Chicago Sun-Times
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The Senate is broken : proposals for major changes to outdated system gather steam

Last modified on Mon 5 Apr 2021 12.00 EDT In the first 50 days of the Biden administration, the US House of Representatives has passed major legislation to strengthen voting rights, reform police departments, empower labor unions and tighten gun laws. The public strongly supports each measure, and Biden is poised, pen in hand, to sign each bill into law. It could seem like the dawn of a new progressive era. But most analysts think the popular bills are doomed, because to get to Biden, they must first pass the Senate, where Democrats may have a slim majority, but where Republicans are widely seen as having the upper hand.

The House Passed a Bill Named for George Floyd It Won t Stop Police Killings

The House Passed a Bill Named for George Floyd It Won t Stop Police Killings
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George Floyd s killing started a movement Nine months later, what s changed?

George Floyd s killing started a movement Nine months later, what s changed?
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Law enforcement diversity may improve policing

In the last decade, high-profile police killings – including George Floyd in 2020 – have shaken the nation and led to widespread protests and calls for reform, including hiring more nonwhite and female officers. But there was little research to back that up. Now, a new study published last week in the journal Science, suggests that diversity in law enforcement can indeed lead to improvements in how police treat people of color. “It’s a system that very clearly needs reforming,” said study co-author Dean Knox, an assistant professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. “We just haven’t had good data on what reforms work.”

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