You decide to use your data analytics skills to find out whether there is any empirical evidence of racial discrimination in law enforcement against Blacks in your county, state or country. 1) The first thing that comes to your mind is to find out whether there is racial disparity in traffic stop rates. a. What type of data would you need? Be clear about the variables, their definition and their usefulness for your analysis, and the level of observation (example: individual-level, county-level, state-level data). b. How would you calculate the rates of traffic stops by race (or ethnicity)? c. One of your colleagues looks at your results and claim that Blacks are disproportionally stopped by law enforcement officers. What do they mean in statistical terms? Is this an evidence of racial discrimination? Explain. You decide to use your data analytics skills to find out whether there is any empirical evidence of racial discrimination in law enforcement against Blacks in your county, state or country. 1) The first thing that comes to your mind is to find out whether there is racial disparity in traffic stop rates. a. What type of data would you need? Be clear about the variables, their definition and their usefulness for your analysis, and the level of observation (example: individual-level, county-level, state-level data). b. How would you calculate the rates of traffic stops by race (or ethnicity)? c. One of your colleagues looks at your results and claim that Blacks are disproportionally stopped by law enforcement officers. What do they mean in statistical terms? Is this an evidence of racial discrimination? Explain