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Upcoming Engagements

Feb. 25, 2017
“Can Cameras Stop the Killings? Racial Differences in Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Body-worn Cameras in Police Encounters”
Eastern Sociological Society Conference
Philadelphia, PA

March 30, 2017
“Trump's Silent Majority, Social Comparisons, and Social Class Identification in America”
Southern Sociological Society Conference
Greenville, SC

March 31, 2017
“The Social Psychology of Criminalization: Police-Citizen Interactions and Racial Bias in the Criminal Justice System”
Department African American Studies
Emory University
Atlanta, GA

Featured Publications

“Featured in Washington Business Journal Black Affluence in Prince George’s County”

“Ferguson and th e death of Michael Brown on Twitter BlackLivesMatter TCOT and the evolution of collective identities.”

“Black People Don’t Exercise in my Neighborhood: Perceived racial composition and leisure-time physical activity among middle class blacks and whites.”

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@MSNBC: NBC News unveils its first 2020 battleground electoral map. “We’ve got Biden at 334 right now, Trump only at 125,” @SteveKornacki says. #TrackingKornacki https://t.co/NKkhb8cHG1

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“Black people have a long history dealing with #votersuppression, #gerrymandering, & what we call a ‘poll tax’, where people would ask them questions like, ‘how many bubbles are on the bar soap?’” Ray said. @wusa9 with @MarkEWhitlockJr via @JohnHenryWUSA https://t.co/qVSGxPmgO2

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@wusa9: Survey: Some people of color concerned about voting by mail https://t.co/MUTeihHH9O

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“Black people have had a long history with dealing with voter suppression, gerrymandering, dealing with tactics when they would try to go vote, dealing with what we call a ‘poll tax’, where people would ask them questions like, ‘how many bubbles are on the bar soap?’” Ray said. https://t.co/I8X51J9tk4

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