The vast majority of black people who die of homicide are killed by other black people. From Alex Berenson at alexberenson.substack.com:
My teeth hurt even to write this. But we need to face it honestly.
You’ve seen the photo.
A man stands behind a woman, his arms raised in a frenzy. She sits, focused on her phone, oblivious to the danger behind her. He is about to slash her neck and leave her to bleed to death.
The man is black. The woman is white.
And their races are no coincidence.
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(The truth, even when it hurts.)
Black men commit a huge amount of violent crime in the United States.
Every statistic confirms this fact. Black people made up almost 47,000 of the 81,000 murder suspects whose race was known to police in the last five years, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.1 Most of those killers are men.
Put another way, black men, who make up about one-fourteenth of the American population, commit over half of the homicides.
In some cities, the disparities are so stunning as to nearly defy belief. St. Louis has about the same number of black and white people, about 130,000, along with 40,000 Asians and Latinos. So far this year, St. Louis police have identified 83 murder suspects. None are Asian or Latino. Three are white.
The other 80 are black, 73 men and seven women.
It blows up when the replacements want protected class status?
How does a judge who runs a conflict of interest clinic with no law degree get where it is at?