News in Brief Who Do You Call When Your Rapist Is a Cop? The Department of Justice’s report on the Baltimore Police Department reveals a pattern of cops abusing their communities’ most vulnerable members. Maura Ewing
News in Brief The Baltimore Mayoral Election Is About More Than Black Lives Matter Maryland State Delegate Jill P. Carter speaks to Pacific Standard about the promises and perils in Baltimore. Elena Gooray
News in Brief The Guidebook for 21st-Century Police Work Can a former police officer effect greater reforms from outside the force? John Lingan
News in Brief Copping to It An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Do So Many People See Black Protestors Different From White Ones? The troubling social psychology of urban violence. Jared Keller
News in Brief Excessive Force in Custody and the Rights of the Untried While Baltimore erupts, the Supreme Court considers a timely case. Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief What School Closures Mean for Baltimore As businesses and schools close in Baltimore, some of the most important organizations remain open. Francie Diep
News in Brief Fiddling With Your Bowtie While Baltimore Burns The White House Correspondents' Dinner and the Freddie Gray protests. Ted Scheinman
Social Justice Giving Up on Urban Neighborhoods Many of the efforts made to resuscitate dying cities aren't concerned with dying neighborhoods. Sometimes it's easier to just amputate the limbs to save the body. Jim Russell