Changes for page Black Crime
Last modified by Ryan C on 2025/06/26 02:04
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... ... @@ -25,8 +25,16 @@ 25 25 1*. Variations in family structure, community cohesion, and exposure to violence can influence crime rates. 26 26 1*. Media narratives and stereotypes may distort perceptions of crime, overemphasizing certain groups while neglecting broader structural causes. 27 27 28 + 29 + 30 +== **Comparisons** == 31 + 28 28 ---- 29 29 34 +Compa 35 + 36 +---- 37 + 30 30 == **Historical Trends** {{id name="historical-trends"/}} == 31 31 32 32 Blacks were undeniably oppressed during most of America’s existence. The extent to which is often times vastly exaggerated. [[Lynchings>>/lynching]] is often cited as commonplace and done out of pure racial hatred. Most American’s have no idea that lynchings were carried out against White American’s as well, and quite frequently. It didn’t occur as often as it did to blacks, but given the disparity we see today, it’s unrealistic to claim that none of that disparity is due to higher crime rates.
