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The latest interview in The Times' series featuring police chiefs of color involves Sacramento's former top cop.

The Times talked to then-Chief Daniel Hahn about the police shooting of Stephon Clark and frustrations the public have with law enforcement.

Brazil’s history of colonialism and slavery has a racist legacy that still hangs heavily over the country, despite the fact that Brazil is often portrayed via a myth of racial harmony. Described by the publisher And Other Stories as a “seething masterpiece of rage and reconciliation”, Phenotypes by Paulo Scott, translated by Daniel Hahn, brings... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/articles/brazil/phenotypes-by-paulo-scott-a-story-of-race-a...

The Times spoke to Armstrong about being a Black police chief in the city where he was born and raised.

The new partnership highlights the Sheikh Zayed Book Award's translation prize and funding and supports the UK's National Centre's work.

Community members and organizers are also suing the city of Sacramento, Sacramento Police Department and former Police Chief Daniel Hahn over allegations of brutality and violation of free speech.

Settle into January with some of the top new picks of 2022…

A neuroscientist attempts to reconcile psychoanalysis with modern science in a fantastical romp through the history of dreaming

As we usher in the new year, our staff, contributors, and board members share the books in translation they're most looking forward to in 2022.   Eric M. B. Becker Editor In 2022, I'm particularly looking forward to Jokha Alharthi's Bitter Orange Tree, due out in May

This week, And Other Stories publishes Paulo Scott's Phenotypes, translated from Portuguese by Daniel Hahn. The novel centers on Federico, a mixed-race Brazilian who is often perceived as white, and his brother, Lourenço, whose darker skin has made him a target of