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Why interracial police-civilian interpersonal interactions can go . . . Racially charged incidents between the police and Black civilians have sparked massive protests over racial disparities in policing This has led many to stereotype police officers as racists, and officers themselves are aware of this
Why interracial police-civilian interpersonal interactions can go . . . Racially charged incidents between the police and Black civilians have sparked massive protests over racial disparities in policing This has led many to stereotype police officers as racists, and officers themselves are aware of this
Why interracial police-civilian interpersonal interactions can go . . . By integrating and extending prior theoretical models, this paper proposes a novel theoretical model of the various paths through which the activation of stereotype threat – officers’ fear of confirming the ‘racist police officer’ stereotype – can influence when and why White police officers display negative interpersonal behavior during routine
Understanding Why Interpersonal Interactions between Police Officers . . . American society is raw with racial strife—racially charged incidents between the police and Black civilians have sparked massive protests over disparities in policing This has led many to stereotype police officers as racists, and officers themselves are aware of this
Why interracial police-civilian interpersonal interactions can go . . . Racially charged incidents between the police and Black civilians have sparked massive protests over racial disparities in policing This has led many to stereotype police officers as racists, and officers themselves are aware of this
Institutional interactions and racial inequality in policing: How . . . Analyses of these and other racial inequities are often bifurcated between institutional and individual levels of analysis Here, I describe how everyday contacts between the public and doctors, teachers, or police officers—institutional interactions—can bridge these levels