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Study: Police disproportionately stop Black drivers in Chicago , study finds.
Authors: Automated traffic cameras and police stops show racial bias in traffic enforcement.
Automated cameras don't have racial bias and don't carry the risk of escalation, they say.
They say police officers stop Black and Latino drivers at a rate that far outstrips their presence on the road.
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