“You’re not, like, a total racist bastard,” David Amodio tells me. He pauses. “Today.” I’m sitting in the soft-spoken cognitive neuroscientist‘s spotless office nestled within New York University’s psychology department, but it feels like I’m at the doctor’s, getting a dreaded diagnosis. On his giant monitor, Amodio shows me a big blob of data, a … Continue reading The Science of Why Cops Shoot Young Black Men