Racial Disparities Widen in Youth Arrests in Maryland

Racial Disparities Widen in Youth Arrests in Maryland
Local Coordinators Explain How Maryland Can Provide equal Opportunity

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Baltimore Sun

African-American youth in Maryland are being arrested at a much higher rate than white youth, and this gap has widened considerably, according to new data obtained and analyzed by Advocates for Children and Youth. The study also includes the results of extensive interviews with Disproportionate Minority Contact coordinators across the State, who identified specific strategies to divert youth into early intervention services.

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