That Which is Essential has been Made Invisible: The Need to Bring a Structural Risk Perspective to Reduce Racial Disproportionality in Child Welfare

@DrGaryKBanks Apologies, I meant to add: the paper above is peer reviewed. Others outlining similar concerns https://t.co/VejmmIbZUN https://t.co/T8L4CO1TeC

RT @kelley_fong: In a book chapter in progress, I write that CPS investigators' predictions may, on average, be *correct*, but that doesn't…

In a book chapter in progress, I write that CPS investigators' predictions may, on average, be *correct*, but that doesn't make them *just*. Emily Bosk's work (with @asociologist @SREJournal and @meg_feely) speaks to this too: https://t.co/8CNo0dWUmM and

RT @cjrwebb: "the exclusion of race, ethnicity, & economic factors from the [risk assessment] has inflated the importance of variables that…