Zero Bail Advocacy Org Shuts Down After Being Sued

[Perd Hapley]

Then the graph would imply that there were far more blacks than whites victimized in September 2001, no? Unconfuse me, somebody. "Seems strange for attacks on Manhattan office buildings and the Pentagon," he said, non-racistally.  (The peaks seem to occur right at mid-September on the abscissa for 2001.)

Look again. The peak for black victims is relatively low for Sept 2001, compared to whites & Hispanics in the same month.

It's the rate, not the absolute numbers.

[Tuco]

Can we get a source on that graph, please. 
It seems like a strange way to present that data and I'd like to see the context.

[Perd Hapley]

Can we get a source on that graph, please. 
It seems like a strange way to present that data and I'd like to see the context.

Seems fairly straightforward. A comparison of homicide victimization rates across time, for 3 racial groups.

[dogmush]

Then the graph would imply that there were far more blacks than whites victimized in September 2001, no? Unconfuse me, somebody. "Seems strange for attacks on Manhattan office buildings and the Pentagon," he said, non-racistally.  (The peaks seem to occur right at mid-September on the abscissa for 2001.)

No, because the increase due to 911 is the amplitude of the spike, not the absolute value of the spike. So the black rate went fro 23-ish per 100,000 to 31-ish, while the white spike was from 3 to 15-ish per 100,000. Combined with the difference in population size that seems correct at first glance for a 911 victim pool tha was predominantly white.

[Pb]

Then the graph would imply that there were far more blacks than whites victimized in September 2001, no? Unconfuse me, somebody. "Seems strange for attacks on Manhattan office buildings and the Pentagon," he said, non-racistally.  (The peaks seem to occur right at mid-September on the abscissa for 2001.)

No...The graphs are for rates of death per 100,000 people of that demographic group in the USA not raw numbers...

[Pb]

Can we get a source on that graph, please. 
It seems like a strange way to present that data and I'd like to see the context.

Here is the source of the graph.

https://www.takimag.com/article/the-floyd-effect/

[Tuco]

Here is the source of the graph.
https://www.takimag.com/article/the-floyd-effect/

Thank you

[JTHunter]

Interesting article, esp. with some of the other graphs.