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Fatal police violence may be linked to preterm births in neighborhoods nearby

  • Written by Dana Goin, Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, San Francisco
imageA demonstration in New York City in June 2020 denounces systemic racism and the police killings of African Americans. Scott Heins via Getty Images

Building on generations of work by activists and organizers, there is currently a national reckoning with the impacts of police violence on Black communities underway in the United States. It’s...

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