Black Voices: Wisconsin leads the United States in imprisonment rates of Black people
Nov 30, 2021 11:49 amBlack residents have a greater chance of being stopped and incarcerated than white residents.
This section will give more representation to minority students on campus. While the goal of the Black Voices section is to uplift the voices of Black students, other students of color are welcome to contribute.
Black residents have a greater chance of being stopped and incarcerated than white residents.
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