Do you happen to know the full URL for the FBI source? There's a URL on the bottom left, but it's small and long (that's what she said, har har).
The title says "Murder" but the x-axis says "Killed." The URL has some combination of "Homicide" and "Murder," from what I can tell.
I'd like to take a look at the FBI's summary data myself.
Off the top of my head I can recall the FBI 2010 ratios for homicides between those 4 categories, and they're a bit different (albeit in the same direction, qualitatively-speaking).
If the data comes from the FBI , they count Hispanic criminals as "white".
Thanks for the reminder, but I'm aware that many latino offenders are classified as "White" with high frequency.
I don't meant that sarcastically, because many people are not aware of that.
I have in mind FBI 2010 figures, just curious why the ratios are somewhat different to that of FBI 2013, so the cryptic latino-offenders-as-Whites factor should not be a huge factor.
Do you happen to know the full URL for the FBI source? There's a URL on the bottom left, but it's small and long (that's what she said, har har).
The title says "Murder" but the x-axis says "Killed." The URL has some combination of "Homicide" and "Murder," from what I can tell.
I'd like to take a look at the FBI's summary data myself.
Off the top of my head I can recall the FBI 2010 ratios for homicides between those 4 categories, and they're a bit different (albeit in the same direction, qualitatively-speaking).