We examine disparities in police stops, searches, and arrests of Native Americans in Minneapolis, a major metropolitan area with a substantial Native American population. During the study period, 1.42% of women in Minneapolis reported their race as American Indian or Alaska Native, but the Minneapolis police reported that 6.43% of police stops of women (including vehicle stops and non-vehicle stops) involved Native Americans. Native American men comprise 1.51% of the male population and 3.29% of police stops of men. After they were stopped, 28% of Native American women were searched and 20% were arrested, over twice as often as women of any other race. The disproportionate stops of Native American women are concentrated in areas with high Native American residents.

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明尼阿波利斯的警察制止和搜查土著居民：种族，地点和性别的作用

我们研究了明尼阿波利斯（Minneapolis）是一个主要的大都市地区，那里有大量的美国原住民。在研究期间，明尼阿波利斯有1.42％的妇女报告其种族为美洲印第安人或阿拉斯加原住民，但明尼阿波利斯警方报告说，有6.43％的女性警察停车站（包括车辆停车站和非车辆停车站）涉及美洲印第安人。美国原住民男性占男性人口的1.51％，男性警察占3.29％。她们被制止后，接受搜查的美国原住民妇女占28％，被捕者占20％，是其他种族妇女的两倍多。美国原住民妇女不成比例的停留集中在拥有高原住民居民的地区。