The New York Times | The Times profiles JC member Prof. Elizabeth Hinton about her new book America On Fire.

The Appeal | Fiona Doherty published a piece in The Appeal to discuss alternatives to the current probation system in the U.S.

The Washington Post | This article references Vesla Weaver's 2017 study that used the term "race-class subjugated" to describe economically disadvantaged communities of color.

VOX | This article uses research from Phillip Atiba Goff to illustrate that Black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to be shot by police relative to their share of the population.

The LA Times | This column references an op-ed form James Forman Jr. that advocates for alternatives to police-led traffic stops.

NPR | Tracey Meares speaks about how the Derek Chauvin trial may reflect the changing nature of police prosecution.

VOX | This article references Vesla Weaver's 2014 book Arresting Citizenship that examines the consequences of the carceral state for American democracy.

The Guardian | This article highlights Sudhir Venkatesh's new podcast series, Sudhir Breaks the Internet.

Forbes | JC member Prof. Phil Goff speaks with Forbes about the adultification bias Black children face.

CNN | This CNN article included a quote from Phillip Atiba Goff who stated that the country should work to create systems worthy of public trust in order to truly achieve justice.

Slate | Million Book Project Founder & Director Dwayne Betts talks to Slate’s Political Gabfest about the Derek Chauvin verdict.

The Independent (UK) | Walton Hale Hamilton Professor of Law and Founding Director of The Justice Collaboratory Tracey Meares is quoted in an article in The Independent (UK) about police reform.

Politico | Monica Bell quoted in a POLITICO article following the Derek Chauvin verdict.

Vogue | This article quoted Gideon Yaffe, who predicted before the Derek Chauvin conviction that he would be guilty of the most serious of the three offenses if the jury thinks that Chavin illegally assaulted George Floyd.

The Washington Post | This article quoted Phillip Atiba Goff, who stated that holding one murderer accountable does not deliver justice for George Floyd and other victims of state-sponsored violence.

TIME | Phillip Atiba Goff publishes op-ed calling for actual police reform in the wake of Derek Chauvin's conviction.

The Atlantic | This article briefly mentioned Elizabeth Hinton's new book, America on Fire, and how it examines the endless cycle of police violence and Black rebellion.

CNN | This article quotes Jennifer Richeson’s September op-ed that described the recent social justice movements as an “awakening that is rare in our history.”