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Fatal Police Shootings Bar Menu

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Nneetusingla12(Neetu Singla)
Last edited Oct 12, 2020
Created on Oct 12, 2020

This interactive visualization presents fatal police shooting counts from the Washington Post database, using a stacked bar chart where each bar represents a racial category and each segment is color-coded by the victim’s flee status. Built with React, it leverages the vega-lite API (vl) to define the bar mark and encodings, while D3’s csv loader fetches the remote dataset. The chart renders as a full-window SVG via Vega, with tooltip support handled by vega-tooltip.

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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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