American progress: challenges and possibilities
We can measure bias in policing.
The Center for Policing Equity measures bias in how officers do their work, which helps police departments improve training, oversight and results.
Professor Phillip Atiba Goff explains how new information can help us change policing.
"How we can make racism a solvable problem -- and improve policing."
Law enforcement is changing across the country as cities and states direct police to focus more on crime and less on mental health crises, traffic stops and low-level offenses.
Better policework means less use of force and safer communities.
New polling by Pew Research shows that white people are far less likely than Black Americans to recognize structural racism.
About 70 percent of white Americans say that racism by individual people is a bigger problem than racism in our laws.