Stories Related to Knowing Who Police Pull Over Can Help End Racial Profiling. But Few Nj Towns Track It

NorthJersey.com, Asbury Park Press
Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:47pm

The changes heralded 20 years ago in New Jersey haven't stopped racial profiling, nor have they kept pace with public demands for accountability.

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