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University will no longer describe suspects’ race in public safety advisories, cites ‘stereotypes’: report

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The University of Illinois, Chicago (UIC) reportedly said that its public safety advisories would no longer identify a suspect’s race so it could avoid perpetuating negative stereotypes.

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