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Action or Distraction? Assessing the Impact of Post-2020 Police Use of Force Reforms in American Cities

by Vineet Chovatia Abstract  Between 2013 and 2024, police killed 13,468 people in the United States. Low-income communities of color, who are disproportionately targeted, bear the brunt of this violence. This reality reflects a legacy rooted in a deeply racist history that continues to shape American policing today. In the wake of regular, highly-publicized killings […]

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