Book Reviews & Interviews
American Mathematical Monthly — book review by Kimberly Spayd: “A proud invitation to work towards justice and equity in the criminal justice system using math and statistics, made accessible for a wide audience … a compelling story with enough mathematical crumbs to whet the appetite.”
Arab News — featured book
Breaking Math — podcast interview
Campaign for the American Reader — featured book
D — la Repubblica (Italy) — author interview, in Italian (PDF)
Dear Good People (Dolly Chugh) — featured book
Harvard Magazine — featured in “Off the Shelf,” by Gabriella Gage: “Data can overwhelm as easily as it elucidates. Through real-life case studies of police misconduct and cash bail disparities, Unlocking Justice provides a narrative bridge between data-driven research and social justice efforts.”
Math Horizons — book review by Andrew Skirko and Jean Marie Linhart: “An easy, engaging read that doesn’t ask you to agree with it before it starts making its case. For mathematics students or instructors looking for reasons to care about statistics, it is hard to do better.”
New Books Blog — featured book
NRC (Netherlands) — feature on the book, in Dutch
Princeton University Press — author interview
Significance (Royal Statistical Society) — “A fascinating glimpse into the intersection of statistics and social justice … a wise and witty companion.”
Talk Nerdy — podcast interview
The Page 99 Test — author essay
The People’s Herald — essay on the book and constitutional justice in India
The Story Architect — author interview
The Vocal Fries — podcast interview
Affirmative Action Policies in Undergraduate College Admissions
Biological Swarming
Demographics of signatories to public letters about diversity
Diversity in U.S. Art Museums (selected)
D — la Repubblica (Italy) — editor’s letter