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Table 2. Logistic regressions predicting police stops and searches. Sample size = 1522; **p <0.01; *p <0.05.

Table 2 Logistic regressions predicting police stops and searches. Sample size = 1522; **p <0.01; *p <0.05.

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Table 1. Percent of respondents who have been stopped by the police in the past two years, by race and gender.
Table 1. Percent of respondents who have been stopped by the police in the past two years, by race and gender.
Table 3. Respondent interpretations of their most recent police stop, by race.
Table 3. Respondent interpretations of their most recent police stop, by race.
Sample size = 1522; **p <0.01; *p <0.05S. Table 4. Logistic regression predicting vicarious exposure to racial profiling.
Sample size = 1522; **p <0.01; *p <0.05S. Table 4. Logistic regression predicting vicarious exposure to racial profiling.
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