The article featuring Atheendar Venkataramanis' study in The New York Times shows that black people were consistently more likely to report harmfully low levels of sleep after such a killing than they did before it occurred, the researchers found, regardless of whether the killing was a nearby event or a high-profile incident captured in media.
Citation:
"After Police Kill Unarmed Black People, Sleep Worsens — but Only for Black People," The New York Times, E Baumgaertner, February 5, 2024.