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Right, but in this case, one of the points being questioned is whether we can assume that crimes committed by black people and non-black people are reported wit
by jacalata 13y ago
Right, but in this case, one of the points being questioned is whether we can assume that crimes committed by black people and non-black people are reported with the same frequency.
- smsm42 13y agoWhy won't they be? Do you think somebody robbed by a white person would conceal this because they feel racial affinity to the robber? I have hard time imagining this. But of course real statistics would be helpful here.
- tptacek 13y agoThey aren't even enforced consistently. Majority-white neighborhoods aren't policed the same way majority-black neighborhoods are.