Briefing: Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Fatal Police Shootings Vary by State

The study conducted by Roland Neil and colleagues from the RAND Corporation reveals that racial and ethnic disparities in fatal police shootings exhibit considerable variation across U.S. states.

Published in an open-access format, the findings suggest that the systemic issues contributing to these disparities are not uniform, necessitating state-specific policy interventions.

This analysis underscores the importance of understanding local contexts in addressing the complex dynamics of police use of force and its impact on different communities.