Law enforcement responses to more than 13,000 protests show a clear disparity in responses, new statistics show

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Police three times more likely to use force against left-wing protests: analysis

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Researchers at U.S. Crisis Monitor gathered data on police responses to more than 13,000 protests that took place across the country over the last 10 months.

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U.S. police three times more likely to use force against left-wing protesters

Black Lives Matter, Indigenous, anti-war, and other progressive activists reacted with a complete lack of surprise to data 
	reported by The Guardian on Thursday that shows U.S. police are three times more likely to use violence against left-wing and social justice protesters than against those on the political right.
	The report, based on statistics from from the 
	U.S. Crisis Monitor—a database created this spring by researchers at Princeton a…

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Police are 3 times more likely to use violence against leftist protesters than far-right: analysis

New research shows that police in the United States are roughly three times more likely to use force against liberal-leaning protesters than their conservative-leaning counterparts.

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Data show U.S. police more likely to use force against liberal protesters

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More health inequality: Black people are 3 times more likely to experience pulse oximeter errors

Brett Wilkins, staff writerThe report's findings came as a surprise to virtually no one.

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New Analysis Shows US Police 3 Times More Likely to Use Violence Against Leftist Protesters Than Far

Over at the Guardian, they’re using data from the US Crisis Monitor to compare police responses to left-wing vs. right-wing protests:The Guardian compared the percentage of all demonstrations organized by leftwing and rightwing groups that resulted in the use of force by law enforcement. For leftwing demonstrations, that was about 4.7% of protests, while for rightwing demonstrations, it was about 1.4%, meaning law enforcement was about three tim…

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Study says police use force far more against left-wing protests

Police in the United States are more likely to use force against left-wing protesters than they are against right-wing protesters, according to new data analyzed by The Guardian, corroborating observations repeatedlymadeby the left. The data is based on over 13,000 protests since April of last year and was gathered by researchers for the U.S. Crisis Monitor project. “Force” in the data includes use of tactics like tear gas and rubber bullets.  T…

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Police Are Three Times More Likely to Use Force Against the Left, Data Shows

By Lois Beckett / The Guardian. View the full context on memeorandum.

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US police three times as likely to use force against leftwing protesters, data finds

A new study based on law enforcement responses to more than 13,000 demonstrations in the US has revealed police are three times more likely to use force against left-wing protesters. The figures come from a database known as the US Crisis Monitor, created by researchers at Princeton University together with the nonprofit organisation Armed Conflict &#8230;


US police three times as likely to use force against leftwing protesters, data finds

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