Damn. We got work to do then. Can’t be slipping
2022 Homicides Thread
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Pharaoh
They told me take my chain off…let my body defrost
I actually thought it was getting better in my city…guess notSad
murksiderock
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Only 4 of the Top 10 and 7 of the Top 20 cities are less than 350,000. These are mainly cities with sizable populations...
Where I will agree is that these are mostly cities that struggle economically...
The other sobering trend is that the Top 8 cities, which are all over 40 homicides per 100,000, are all over 43% black. It's ammo for people who stereotype cities as the blacker they are, the more violent they are...
King
The black man is always targeted.
The truth is artificial scarcity aka poverty aka state violence.
Philly will never be the same because of these crash dummies.
god shamgod
Veteran
Chicago has about 86 less homicides than nyc & l.a. combined & it’s significantly smaller in size & population than both
Who Not How
Superstar
Chicago hasn't went through gentrification like other cities yet. Most segregated city in America. You can still find a crib for $800 in the hood. I'm sure that does not exist in NYC or LA.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Been watching that George Chidi YSL case some damning things said about Atlanta
Basically painted as a city great for in-movers but terrible for native black Atlantans where black Atlantans have some of the lowest rates of social mobility in the country meaning being born poor in Atlanta likely means dying poor in Atlanta.
Basically painted as a city great for in-movers but terrible for native black Atlantans where black Atlantans have some of the lowest rates of social mobility in the country meaning being born poor in Atlanta likely means dying poor in Atlanta.
Sleepy Floyd
Superstar
Minneapolis and Saint Paul higher than I thought...then again every breh up there is either from Somalia or Chicago
murksiderock
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Bro the image Atlanta has sold black people for generations is just that, an image built from lying by omission...
Have you ever been to Atlanta? This isn't shocking in the least if you've spent time in the city. Wakanda doesn't exist in Anerica but to the extent it does, it's embarrassing that different people have portrayed Atlanta as being such...
Most of the benefits of being black in Atlanta means being able to partake the events and entertainment in the city and going home to live in the suburbs, rather than living in the city. Most black people who live in the city aren't enjoying the events abd entertainment because they can't...
murksiderock
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The FBI numbers are released each October, I never updated from the preliminary numbers!
2022
New Orleans 280/75.68
Birmingham 142/72.08
St Louis 200/69.69
Baton Rouge 115/52.04
Baltimore 287/50.35
Detroit 308/49.68
Memphis 269/43.32
Cleveland 145/40.06
Milwaukee 214/38.01
Rochester 76/36.36
Atlanta 168/33.67
Philadelphia 514/32.8
Kansas City 166/32.61
Hartford 37/30.58
Washington 197/29.32
Oakland 120/27.84
Norfolk 63/27.04
Richmond 59/25.76
Dayton 34/25
Buffalo 67/24.28
Indianapolis 208/23.61
Cincinnati 73/23.55
Pittsburgh 71/23.43
Louisville 146/23.4
Chicago 604/22.66
Albuquerque 125/22.28
Albany 19/18.81
Houston 433/18.8
Minneapolis 79/18.59
Tacoma 41/18.47
Newark 53/17.38
Jacksonville 167/17.2
Dallas 214/16.46
Knoxville 32/16.33
San Antonio 230/15.61
Portland 94/14.8
Durham 42/14.38
Columbus 127/13.99
Tulsa 57/13.83
Tucson 75/13.71
Phoenix 217/13.2
Denver 90/12.62
Nashville 83/12.13
Charlotte 108/12.03
Orlando 38/12.03
St Paul 34/11.22
Fresno 61/11.17
Miami 49/10.89
Tampa 43/10.8
New Haven 15/10.79
Fort Worth 100/10.45
Sacramento 54/10.23
Bridgeport 15/10.14
Los Angeles 382/9.99
Grand Rapids 19/9.64
(Bronx 131/9.4)
Oklahoma City 65/9.35
Columbia 13/9.29
Bakersfield 38/9.25
Raleigh 44/9.22
Las Vegas 147/8.77
Honolulu 25/7.29
Seattle 54/7.21
Austin 69/7.08
San Francisco 56/6.93
Boston 44/6.76
Salt Lake City 13/6.34
Omaha 30/6.19
St Petersburg 16/6.13
Greenville 4/5.56
(Brooklyn 140/5.41)
Worcester 11/5.37
New York 434/5.21
Charleston 8/5.19
(Manhattan 78/4.86)
Virginia Beach 21/4.61
Jersey City 12/4.18
Arlington 16/4.05
San Diego 53/3.84
Providence 7/3.68
San Jose 35/3.6
(Queens 78/3.43)
El Paso 22/3.25
Allentown 4/3.2
(Staten Island 11/2.35)
2022
New Orleans 280/75.68
Birmingham 142/72.08
St Louis 200/69.69
Baton Rouge 115/52.04
Baltimore 287/50.35
Detroit 308/49.68
Memphis 269/43.32
Cleveland 145/40.06
Milwaukee 214/38.01
Rochester 76/36.36
Atlanta 168/33.67
Philadelphia 514/32.8
Kansas City 166/32.61
Hartford 37/30.58
Washington 197/29.32
Oakland 120/27.84
Norfolk 63/27.04
Richmond 59/25.76
Dayton 34/25
Buffalo 67/24.28
Indianapolis 208/23.61
Cincinnati 73/23.55
Pittsburgh 71/23.43
Louisville 146/23.4
Chicago 604/22.66
Albuquerque 125/22.28
Albany 19/18.81
Houston 433/18.8
Minneapolis 79/18.59
Tacoma 41/18.47
Newark 53/17.38
Jacksonville 167/17.2
Dallas 214/16.46
Knoxville 32/16.33
San Antonio 230/15.61
Portland 94/14.8
Durham 42/14.38
Columbus 127/13.99
Tulsa 57/13.83
Tucson 75/13.71
Phoenix 217/13.2
Denver 90/12.62
Nashville 83/12.13
Charlotte 108/12.03
Orlando 38/12.03
St Paul 34/11.22
Fresno 61/11.17
Miami 49/10.89
Tampa 43/10.8
New Haven 15/10.79
Fort Worth 100/10.45
Sacramento 54/10.23
Bridgeport 15/10.14
Los Angeles 382/9.99
Grand Rapids 19/9.64
(Bronx 131/9.4)
Oklahoma City 65/9.35
Columbia 13/9.29
Bakersfield 38/9.25
Raleigh 44/9.22
Las Vegas 147/8.77
Honolulu 25/7.29
Seattle 54/7.21
Austin 69/7.08
San Francisco 56/6.93
Boston 44/6.76
Salt Lake City 13/6.34
Omaha 30/6.19
St Petersburg 16/6.13
Greenville 4/5.56
(Brooklyn 140/5.41)
Worcester 11/5.37
New York 434/5.21
Charleston 8/5.19
(Manhattan 78/4.86)
Virginia Beach 21/4.61
Jersey City 12/4.18
Arlington 16/4.05
San Diego 53/3.84
Providence 7/3.68
San Jose 35/3.6
(Queens 78/3.43)
El Paso 22/3.25
Allentown 4/3.2
(Staten Island 11/2.35)
murksiderock
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And here are the decade-to-date averages for each city, based off final figures reported to the FBI for 2020-22:
Decade-To-Date (2020-22)
St Louis 217/73.76
New Orleans 233/61.95
Birmingham 119/59.75
Baltimore 318/55.11
Detroit 313/49.65
Memphis 288/45.9
Cleveland 157/42.6
Milwaukee 200/35.13
Philadelphia 525/33.19
Rochester 70/33.13
Kansas City 166/32.66
Atlanta 161/32.4
Richmond 71/31.1
Washington 207/30.58
Cincinnati 85/27.48
Oakland 119/27.28
Chicago 723/26.74
Dayton 37/26.69
Hartford 32/26.45
Louisville 163/25.87
Indianapolis 221/25.01
Norfolk 58/24.53
Buffalo 66/23.83
Minneapolis 84/19.69
Pittsburgh 59/19.64
Albuquerque 108/19.25
Houston 432/18.81
Columbus 168/18.53
Knoxville 35/18.12
Newark 55/17.76
Albany 17/17.38
Dallas 221/17.01
Jacksonville 157/16.38
Tulsa 63/15.21
Tacoma 33/14.99
New Haven 20/14.99
Durham 45/14.48
Tucson 79/14.45
Nashville 98/14.37
Denver 96/13.41
Columbia 18/13.28
Bridgeport 20/13.25
Fresno 69/12.62
Phoenix 205/12.61
San Antonio 175/12.03
Portland 77/11.96
Charlotte 108/11.86
Miami 53/11.8
Bakersfield 48/11.71
Orlando 37/11.7
Fort Worth 109/11.68
St Paul 35/11.5
Tampa 44/11.28
Grand Rapids 21/10.78
Oklahoma City 70/10.17
Sacramento 52/9.89
Los Angeles 374/9.7
Charleston 14/9.23
Greenville 6/8.38
Providence 15/8.05
Las Vegas 133/8.04
St Petersburg 20/7.86
Salt Lake City 15/7.61
Raleigh 35/7.48
Boston 46/6.95
Omaha 33/6.79
Austin 64/6.62
Seattle 49/6.62
San Francisco 53/6.43
Allentown 8/5.97
Jersey City 16/5.68
New York 460/5.4
Honolulu 18/5.1
Arlington 19/4.94
Worcester 9/4.37
San Diego 57/4.12
El Paso 27/3.93
Virginia Beach 17/3.81
Decade-To-Date (2020-22)
St Louis 217/73.76
New Orleans 233/61.95
Birmingham 119/59.75
Baltimore 318/55.11
Detroit 313/49.65
Memphis 288/45.9
Cleveland 157/42.6
Milwaukee 200/35.13
Philadelphia 525/33.19
Rochester 70/33.13
Kansas City 166/32.66
Atlanta 161/32.4
Richmond 71/31.1
Washington 207/30.58
Cincinnati 85/27.48
Oakland 119/27.28
Chicago 723/26.74
Dayton 37/26.69
Hartford 32/26.45
Louisville 163/25.87
Indianapolis 221/25.01
Norfolk 58/24.53
Buffalo 66/23.83
Minneapolis 84/19.69
Pittsburgh 59/19.64
Albuquerque 108/19.25
Houston 432/18.81
Columbus 168/18.53
Knoxville 35/18.12
Newark 55/17.76
Albany 17/17.38
Dallas 221/17.01
Jacksonville 157/16.38
Tulsa 63/15.21
Tacoma 33/14.99
New Haven 20/14.99
Durham 45/14.48
Tucson 79/14.45
Nashville 98/14.37
Denver 96/13.41
Columbia 18/13.28
Bridgeport 20/13.25
Fresno 69/12.62
Phoenix 205/12.61
San Antonio 175/12.03
Portland 77/11.96
Charlotte 108/11.86
Miami 53/11.8
Bakersfield 48/11.71
Orlando 37/11.7
Fort Worth 109/11.68
St Paul 35/11.5
Tampa 44/11.28
Grand Rapids 21/10.78
Oklahoma City 70/10.17
Sacramento 52/9.89
Los Angeles 374/9.7
Charleston 14/9.23
Greenville 6/8.38
Providence 15/8.05
Las Vegas 133/8.04
St Petersburg 20/7.86
Salt Lake City 15/7.61
Raleigh 35/7.48
Boston 46/6.95
Omaha 33/6.79
Austin 64/6.62
Seattle 49/6.62
San Francisco 53/6.43
Allentown 8/5.97
Jersey City 16/5.68
New York 460/5.4
Honolulu 18/5.1
Arlington 19/4.94
Worcester 9/4.37
San Diego 57/4.12
El Paso 27/3.93
Virginia Beach 17/3.81
murksiderock
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One thing I'm a believer in, is that the best cities for black people, aren't super violent. Every city has its hot areas and spots but a city like Memphis being 65% black is irrelevant when it has a homicide rate approaching 50...
New York will always be an elite city for us because it's not overrun with violence, among many other appealing attributes for us. Same thing with Los Angeles, Sacramento, Raleigh, Virginia Beach, and a few other places...
This isn't the only criteria for being a good city for black people, not close, but to me the violent crime rates in a city matter. I can't champion cities as good for US, and we are the highest demographic dying at an abnormally high rate...
New York will always be an elite city for us because it's not overrun with violence, among many other appealing attributes for us. Same thing with Los Angeles, Sacramento, Raleigh, Virginia Beach, and a few other places...
This isn't the only criteria for being a good city for black people, not close, but to me the violent crime rates in a city matter. I can't champion cities as good for US, and we are the highest demographic dying at an abnormally high rate...