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February 15, 2017

The Role of Race—and Brain Science—in Pedestrian Fatalities (February 15, 2017)

Shea Denning

A pedestrian enters a crosswalk. A car approaches. Does the race of the pedestrian influence whether the driver stops the car or continues to drive through the crosswalk?

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