Is Police Misconduct Contagious? Non-trivial Null Findings from Dallas, TexasContagionMisconductPoliceSocial networksSurvival analysisJournal of Quantitative Criminology - Understanding if police malfeasance might be "contagious" is vital to identifying efficacious paths to police reform. Accordingly, we ...
Why police kill Black males with impunity: applying public health critical race praxis (PHCRP) to address the determinants of policing behaviors and “justifiable” homicides in the USA. J Urban Health. 2016;93(Suppl 1)(suppl 1):122-140. doi:10.1007/s11524-015-0005-x PubMedGoogle...
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Despite all the heavy dissemination of narratives and talking points about a “climate emergency” and the “energy transition” during 2021, the ongoing economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic proves that the world still heavily relies on fossil fuels to provide its constantly growing energy ...
It is ironic because TV programs like CBS's 60 Minutes will fill the ether with its megawattradiations in ques- tioning the safety of an unmodulated 50 milliwatt continuous wave police radar that operates at a frequency at which the energy is absorbed mostly in the skin.The publicis indeed...
From what I’ve heard and read, police, in many areas around the world, don’t actually do what it is often claimed, understood or insinuated that they do, namely to serve and protect people in general. What they apparently do, at least far more often, is serve and protect the elite...
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If you’ve ever flown before, you know the feeling: as you hunt down your seat, you’re hoping and praying that the person next to you won’t be some weirdo who doesn’t understand the concept of personal space. Normally, we’re pretty lucky. But on Tues