Police enforcement of New York City COVID - 19 mandates reveals racial inequities by zip code
The use of police to enforce public health mandates during a pandemic could be especially dangerous, according to new evidence in the journal Critical Public Health, New York City University researchers have revealed. Why does this mean for black people?
Source: phys.orgPublished on 2021-11-12
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