Only a few years in the making but happy to have the last of the data featured in my thesis published! Thanks to my co-authors @twelsch95 @jill_cleve for taking the helm (and greatly improving it) and my PIs for the continued guidance in the covid-era of remotely written papers!
All ASU affiliates are welcome to join us this afternoon for a super insightful series of panels featuring former ASU postdocs for how to navigate your career after your postdoc! I'll be moderating the panel at 3pm PT! #postdocs#professionaldevelopment
@SarahCBethea the amount of effort it takes for an idea to bloom into written commentary is huge, let alone be put into video format and having your identity attached. it's really inspiring!
@RonGosselin6@nature So to summarize: picking one location in a city vs. another could be construed as a dog whistle. Picking one city over another for their policing practice, not so much.
@RonGosselin6@nature I don't deny that people, including liberals, are guilty of dog-whistling. But your original claim assumes that racial animus in policing is the worst in majority black cities when in fact some of the worst offenders are in predominantly white cities.