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Last edited Mar 9, 2017

Created on Mar 9, 2017

A linked bar chart and scatter plot visualize the age and race/ethnicity of individuals killed by law enforcement. The bar chart shows the count of deaths per racial category, and hovering over a bar filters the scatter plot to show the age distribution of deaths for that group. The visualization uses D3.v4, Vue, and crossfilter to link the two SVG charts with animated transitions. Data is from a CSV of police killings in 2015.

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