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Metro Detroit is one of the most racially segregated areas in the country. And when you're a Black person from a place like this, you probably learn to code switch at an early age. Today, Black people code switching as they move between majority white spaces and majority black spaces, something that's often necessary in order to get by in the world.
In this episode of Tracked and Traced, Bryce Huffman investigates the scope and effectiveness of ShotSpotter in Detroit. Then, Jonathan Manes of the MacArthur Justice Center at Northwestern University shares the findings of a report on ShotSpotter’s widespread use in Chicago.
ShotSpotter is a gun detection system that has been installed in Detroit with the goal of reducing crime and violence in the city.
Jon Vaughn and April Baer talk outside of UM President Mark Schlissel's house, where Vaughn is protesting the university's treatment of sexual assault survivors.
Comedian Dave Chappelle has attracted some pushback on his latest Netflix special filmed in Detroit. We talked with a critic and some local comedians about how Chappelle's new material is landing with them.