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The working group developed statistics using multiple measures of diversity—the diversity index, prevalence rankings and the diffusion score, and prevalence maps. In early drafts, viewers tended to miss important measures—the data appeared hidden when listed among all the other information. Diversity Index dashboard. in 2010.
The working group developed statistics using multiple measures of diversity—the diversity index, prevalence rankings and the diffusion score, and prevalence maps. In early drafts, viewers tended to miss important measures—the data appeared hidden when listed among all the other information. Diversity Index dashboard. in 2010.
Visualized by our partners at Civilytics and Lovelytics for the Racial Equity Data Hub, the school district-level data shows that in nearly all states, Black and Hispanic/LatinX students are referred to law enforcement and arrested at much higher rates than other demographic groups. Maryland, Nevada, South Carolina).
Visualized by our partners at Civilytics and Lovelytics for the Racial Equity Data Hub, the school district-level data shows that in nearly all states, Black and Hispanic/LatinX students are referred to law enforcement and arrested at much higher rates than other demographic groups. Maryland, Nevada, South Carolina).
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