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The fact-check examines racial disparities in homicide rates in the United States, focusing on the differences between raw counts and adjusted rates.
The best available national figures show that Asian and Pacific Islander persons experience an age‑adjusted homicide victimization rate of about 1.7 per 100,000—substantially lower than rates for most...
When homicide victim–offender patterns are read as raw counts, appear disproportionately represented among victims and offenders; when those same figures are adjusted to per‑capita and age‑standardize...