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Melody Meckfessel

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2021 Pride Month and LGBTQIA+ Equality

Tereza Iofciu

Women in the German Bundestag by Party

Ramona

Anti-Trans Legislation Tracker

Alex Garcia

The Racial Wealth Gap

David Eads

The Marshall Project

How much money does MTC owe Mississippi for vacant guard jobs?

Harris Lapiroff


  
    George Floyd Protests:
  
  Press Freedom Violations Per Day


Aaron Williams

Racial demographic dot-density map

Dr Kim Foale

Resistance Lab

A Growing Threat to Life: Taser usage by Greater Manchester Police

Duy Nguyen

The Woman Citizen's Wheel of Progress, 1917

Kerry Rodden

Rejected Mail Ballots in North Carolina

Deepti Srivastava

Pride Month and LGBTQIA+ Equality

August 8 2022, created for notebook that perhaps should be revised to move to the blog. 

Black Lives Matter and Anti-Racism

Juneteenth: History and Resources

Black Lives Matter and Racial Equality Resources

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A list of the top 10 notebooks that were most liked by the Observable community.

Top 10 Liked notebooks created by the community in 2020

I remember this story! It was in my mind when I recently wrote these two notebooks: 
https://observablehq.com/@mcmcclur/trivariate-choropleth-for-racial-composition-in-the-us 
and 
https://observablehq.com/@mcmcclur/racial-distribution-in-nc

Mark McClure

Very dope! I really enjoy trivariate scales for projects like these. I'll be sure to try your approach when I get a chance.

dc-borders-topo.json

dc-census.ndjson