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The relationship between socioeconomic factors, such as poverty and segregation, and crime rates.
broken down by race are informative but imperfect: they mix real differences in victimization and offending with distortions introduced by , reporting choices, and measurement designs . Reliable inter...
Measured differences in crime between immigrants and natives often shrink or disappear once socioeconomic conditions—poverty, unemployment, education, housing instability—and selection effects are acc...
The question "Are Blacks violent?" is a categorical oversimplification that collapses individual behavior into racial determinism; crime statistics show disparities in offending and victimization but ...