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Black Americans experience much higher homicide victimization rates than White Americans in recent U.S. data: for 2023 CDC-based counts and rates cited by the Violence Policy Center, Black homicide vi...
Available sources show Black Americans are disproportionately represented in many arrest, victimization and homicide statistics, but scholars disagree about why those disparities exist and emphasize s...
Available federal and research sources show Black Americans suffer far higher homicide victimization rates than White Americans: for 2023 the Black homicide victimization rate is reported as 26.6 per ...
Black Americans face substantially higher per-capita rates of lethal force by U.S. police than White Americans across multiple analyses, with contemporary counts indicating roughly greater likelihood ...
The data provided show that , but Black and Hispanic people are represented at higher rates relative to their population shares in many measures, revealing in program participation. The available anal...
When measured per capita, Black Americans experienced about 6.1–6.2 fatal police shootings per million people per year versus roughly 2.4 per million for white Americans between 2015 and Dec. 2024 (Wa...
Available government and secondary sources show higher arrest, conviction and victimization rates for Black Americans on several violent-crime measures on a per‑capita basis, particularly for homicide...
Available research shows consistent gender differences in attitudes and experiences with oral sex within many societies — for example, several studies report men more often report receiving oral sex a...
Black communities in 2025 continue to experience than national averages, with multiple sources documenting large disparities (for example, higher homicide victimization and higher gun death rates in B...
Stereotypes about SNAP (food-stamp) recipients include ideas that users are lazy, abusing the system, immigrants, or disproportionately non‑white — narratives amplified by social media and partisan ac...
Racist, dehumanizing tropes about Black people have operated as cultural tools to justify exploitation, violence, and political exclusion from slavery through Jim Crow and into contemporary media and ...
Bigfoot-like beings have been part of many Native American oral traditions for centuries, described in regionally specific terms—Tsonoqua, Dzunukwa, tsiatko and others—and serving roles from guardian ...
FBI and related federal reporting show persistent racial disparities in homicide statistics: several sources report higher homicide victimization and offender shares among Black Americans compared wit...
COVID‑19 and the economic shock of 2020 worsened poverty overall and hit communities of color harder: the federal ASPE estimated the U.S. poverty rate rose to about 13.6% at the end of 2020 from rough...