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Fatal Police Shooting Data with Menus

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MMartin Blatz
Last edited Oct 12, 2020
Created on Oct 11, 2020

This interactive scatterplot visualizes fatal police shootings from the Washington Post database, plotting Rank against itself with data points colored by flee status. Users filter the dataset through dropdown menus to examine different flee categories. The React application uses D3 v5 scales for axes and renders SVG circles via axis and mark components. Data loads through D3’s csv parser from a GitHub gist.

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A program that loads and parses some CSV data from the Fatal Police Shootings Database compiled by the Washington Post

The visualization shows the count of fatal police shootings represented in a stacked bar chart, categorized by race along the X axis and color coded based on the "flee" status of the victim.

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