The above table is for the year 1904. Blacks in this year are approximately 10% of the total US population.
1904 = Blacks represent 32% of US prison population
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1923 prison breakdown by race...
In 1923, according to the gov't statistics above, blacks (including females) are 31% of America's prisoners (figure includes those present in county jails). Blacks are slightly less than 10% of US total population.
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The tables below are for the years 1933 and 1934 and represents prisoners received from the courts for incarceration in state and federal institutions.
During the 1930s blacks were imprisoned at their lowest level - about 25% of the total people being sentenced. In other words, during the decade of the Great Depression, poverty did NOT automatically produce crime.
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The above figures apparently do not include local jails.
In 1942, blacks would likely represent about 33% of the total US prisoners (not including local jails). That would put the total number of imprisoned blacks in 1942 at about 50,000.
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1950 and 1960, US prison by race
In 1950, black males are now 35% of US prison population (including local jails)
In 1960, black males are 38% of the total US prison population (local jails included). Calculating just federal and state inmate numbers, that would put the total number of blacks incarcerated at about 87,000 - up from 50,000 in 1942.
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What black males are being arrested for (1958):
We are shown here for the first time what white people - in the 1950s - very likely already suspected regarding Negro violent crime. Black males are 10% of the US male population in 1958.
Arrests for the year 1958:
Rape:: 46% Black
Robbery:: 54% Black
Murder:: 61% Black
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1960
Was the Negro violent crime statistics just an anomaly for the year 1958? Below are 1960 stats.
Year 1960
Rapes:: 52% Black
Robbery:: 56% Black
Murder:: 56% Black
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Here's something that you should find interesting. In this following table, note the substantial drop in predatory crimes (rapes, robbery, murder) when black males live in a rural environment.
* Again, black males are 10% of the US male population.
Year 1960 (rural predatory crimes)
Rapes:: 19% Black
Robbery:: 23% Black
Murder:: 37% Black
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TABLE #230: Year 1969
Rape:: 50% Black
Robbery:: 66% Black
Murder:: 65% Black
Table #312: Year 1978
Rape:: 49% Black
Robbery:: 59% Black
Murder:: 59% Black
Blacks in 1978 were approximately 11% of America's population
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How violent has the black male become under the new Compulsory Inclusionism system?
From 1964 and 2011, black males in the age group of 15 to 35, which represents approximately 2.2% of America's population , committed more homicides than all the US war casualties during the entire 20th century.
451,295 Total Homicides attributable to black males from 1965 to 2011
How the 451,295 was computed:: There were 843,543 homicides in the US between 1965 & 2011. Blacks, on average, have been arrested in the category for murder in every consecutive year from 1965 to 2011 at between 50% to 60%. I decided to use a mean ave. of 54.3% for black homicides from 1965 to 2011.
So, 843,543 x .535 = 451, 295
Breakdown of total US murders by decade:
1965 to 1970 US murders= 77, 800
1971 to 1980 US murders= 199,270
1981 to 1995 US murders= 303, 769
1995 to 2011 US murders= 262, 734
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