which he blocked me. It was my one and only encounter with Pinker, blocked for politely stating basic standards an undergraduate couldn't get away with violating. I couldn't elaborate with citations of more reliable studies. Note a 2020 Harvard study. 2…
@PolyCrusader @prmade313raised And then in 2020, Harvard came back with research indicating that black Americans are 3.23 times more likely to be killed by police than white Americans. https://t.co/8NXJLyzQ2m
@GLR_WLP @beaniemaxi @libsoftiktok Good sources I've found are this study from pubmed https://t.co/jIX9wwhpT0 And this one from the pub lib of science https://t.co/kRoZYypeR9
Diyor ki: A previous national, county-level analysis found that the racial distribution of police-related deaths is not explained by the racial distribution of crime in those areas [45]. https://t.co/Tw02HWJCAq
@Omnifarious0 @AwesomeUKFacts @PaulTassi @Forbes It can vary from place to place quite drastically but this study shows the disparities can in many places be pretty dramatic: https://t.co/0ObcSQYGeR The question is why is there any disparity in the fir…
@OriginalPaiMei @AntinomeWLP @daniela127 Here’s the underlying study for that article if you want to learn more. https://t.co/3PF2yHEsHG
@JFreedo41102272 @ComeauB36 @ZaleskiLuke @DC_Draino Of course that's not true (but there is not quality hard data for many reasons.) "more than three times as likely as white people to be killed during a police encounter" https://t.co/0A9j2k0Xkr
@FalesBruce @Graham6027 @LauraLynn1960 @AP Let's start with the MAGA gaslights about the most: Nationwide, Black people are 300%+ more likely to be victims of police shootings than white people when encountering police, even controlling for alleged cri…
@Mikelionhart @RaiderRay650 @TalkThatHipHop @InsaneRealitys Black people more than three times as likely as white people to be killed during a police encounter. Source: https://t.co/ymVYxDh2gY
@Warrior26394271 @Writing_Numbers But since I know you're gonna whine about there not being a peer-reviewed source, so I've also grabbed those for you as well. https://t.co/NBPVe0TyKo
@conservativejj1 @kenziek1101 @AmiriKing @djb21212 How many white men have been choked to death by black men? Oh, and: https://t.co/kGT9Ym47IC
@GlackTheBlue @SafetyVid Nonfatal shootings appear to be down as well, at least in the agencies that have good historical data. And shootings account for ~94% of police killings. https://t.co/aL6CFm7WCV https://t.co/SWdaNJLiIW https://t.co/rAUYh08eHl
@andi0304 @No_Homophobia @HarrietsDreams I'm not going to waste my time arguing with someone who doesn't seem to care about the facts of police violence. If you are willing to learn, this study lays it out pretty well. https://t.co/gIahVody1O
@theweedout @River12612 @Noshu4me And that's not mentioning the ANNUAL 1,200 murdered by police. Cops are only 0.2% of the population but commit 8% of homicides against men https://t.co/epLrXbUBCR
Some trickier to handle than others https://t.co/OWmVJnHw7y
@duganfife38 @JoJoFromJerz Let's also remember that the 2020 BLM protests were based on legitimate grievances. https://t.co/6wrXHphcfm in contrast, the attack on the Capitol on Jan 6 was based on a lie.
RT @bmac_in: Gun violence is gun violence, no matter who pulls the trigger. Black Americans are three times more likely than white America…
Gun violence is gun violence, no matter who pulls the trigger. Black Americans are three times more likely than white Americans to be fatally shot by police. https://t.co/LKFlk8YMVP https://t.co/J6R7dcmSeX via @indystar
RT @Auriandra: PLOS: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 ht…
PLOS: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https://t.co/VqNDONHgfh @TheReidOut @JoyAnnReid https://t.co/AOvGrHOoSi
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017. https://t.co/HMrwbnQrwj
@mchowla @adamjohnsonNYC @politicaljunkd1 @VhWghatsC "Recent analysis of independently-validated data collected by the citizen science initiative Fatal Encounters showed police accounted for more than 1 in 12 of all homicides of adult men between 2012 a…
RT @originator39: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https…
@ThomasY68722523 @phathead_oz @NaviGoBoom Being killed by the police is among the top 15 leading causes of deaths for young American men https://t.co/3m9jv0j0MT Cops are 0.2% of the population but make up AT LEAST (if not more than) 8% of homicides of…
@ThePoorMansPoet @mamie56617829 @kylegriffin1 @MSNBC *data. Here's the study since you apparently don't know how to do research, Dave. https://t.co/sJpvTiTh7P
@creaso88 @kristalsonic3 @Yousuf4476600 @ThePencilPimp @adamgreeney @Katatonik_Kat This extremely detailed and virtually impenetrable scientific study details that, yes, more white people died, but by the PERCENTAGE (or ratio) more Black people are bein…
@gregthegork @YOUtakeURseat @gregsimmsjr @scrowder You literally linked to an article. Here's a link to source study if anybody curious and wants more than a brief synopsis. https://t.co/XyGvyraXmE
@Justcommonsen44 Oh yeah? Black people are 3.23 times more likely to be killed compared to White people Better yet, just read the data for yourself: https://t.co/SVYzNABuv5
@ChrisLy54028901 @QGilbertMontez @AmyLynnStL This Harvard research study conclusively showed significant racial disparity in fatal police encounters: https://t.co/D6EGWIdjrA
Un estudio realizado entre 2013-2017, demostró que las personas de la comunidad negra tienen 3,23 veces más probabilidades de ser asesinadas por la Policía, que los blancos. En solo 4 años de estudio se documentaron 5.494 asesinatos a manos de la Policía…
@Oper8rJ @KMonique___ @DonutOperator @SunnyChi "Across all MSAs, Black people were 3.23 times more likely to be killed compared to White people (95% CI: 2.95, 3.54, p<0.001)." https://t.co/6wrXHphcfm
@ronenderland @ThomasSowell Here is another study that takes away the narrow scope of just shootings and expands to “fatal police violence”. (More ways to die by cops than just shooting) https://t.co/k5UKSM3NfO
@RyuKaiser29 @chipfranklin Not *my* statistics. A Harvard study of reported police shootings. Here. You read and report back its shortcomings. https://t.co/e0ZD1k0Geu
@depthhidden @rachelcsquared In the off chance you know how to read… https://t.co/8HvNs19Wuj
@CJHowls @a_centrism @AOC Similar findings were found in this Harvard study with some of the most statistically significant data I have seen in a social sciences research study. https://t.co/fDzIowehQ0
@BlueEyedSigma @BoBoAndYaKnowKn @TheRightCant 1. Here's one https://t.co/bYpscqXApQ 2. This one isn't the study itself but it cost money to access so here is it explaining what's found in the study. If you don't trust that, you can read the abstract …
@CTExposers1 @misterslaw @YNB @NICKIMINAJ @JoyAnnReid This is a link to the actual published study. It’s only looking at data in urban centers - ignoring rural America completely - and they normalize data with National rates. https://t.co/YPNw6uxcgq
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https://t.co/dtCedO6aDT https://t.co/xuqQ3RkU6M
RT @Prison_Health: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 http…
RT @Prison_Health: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 http…
RT @Prison_Health: Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 http…
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https://t.co/dtCedO6aDT https://t.co/ghxe8IR4QA
@davidyamane As well as: * Schwartz & Jahn in PLoS One (https://t.co/tHyv2fwYko) and my invited reply (https://t.co/NhgiTB7jjl).
@CBHeresy @Clif281 @DrAbramL @WizardBenjamin @bookkeepPLUS @MingBeatsTrump Actually, if this person is referring to the study I think they are, it cites another study which states that, at least on a county level, there is no relationship between racial…
“…it became clear that this was no longer an account of individual trauma, it was an account of trauma inflicted on a whole section of the US population… the US is operating two systems of law.” 🧵
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https://t.co/Flt5cRiciA
RT @GenjitsuNezumi: @NaturalParadigm @Hypocrisy_45 @AttorneyCrump There are actually several studies trying to connect those dots. And the…
@Drizzle33406872 @BlackdiasporaV1 @StollNews oh and here's another scholarly research article from gabriel schwartz and jaquelyn jahn, do you get the point yet or do you want me to keep going? https://t.co/vmOCnIgNLj https://t.co/XAidKvJiMA
@TheQuartering Here you go. You mean like this 2020 abstract by Harvard profs that found blacks were 6x more likely to be killed by police? You know from that liberal bastion where Fry claimed in a flawed study there was none 3 years earlier. https://…
RT @GenjitsuNezumi: @NaturalParadigm @Hypocrisy_45 @AttorneyCrump There are actually several studies trying to connect those dots. And the…
RT @LaurieAdkin: @DrRJKavanagh @alexjacobs @ChrisCuomo @CNNTonight "Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be kil…
@NaturalParadigm @Hypocrisy_45 @AttorneyCrump There are actually several studies trying to connect those dots. And they are finding that Black Americans were approx. 3X more likely to die in a police encounter than Whites. Examples: https://t.co/deWL…
RT @LaurieAdkin: @DrRJKavanagh @alexjacobs @ChrisCuomo @CNNTonight "Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be kil…
RT @LaurieAdkin: @DrRJKavanagh @alexjacobs @ChrisCuomo @CNNTonight "Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be kil…
RT @LaurieAdkin: @DrRJKavanagh @alexjacobs @ChrisCuomo @CNNTonight "Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be kil…
@DrRJKavanagh @alexjacobs @ChrisCuomo @CNNTonight "Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be killed by police than white Chicagoans." https://t.co/0dwYogXTyG
"Black Chicagoans . . . were found to be over 650% more likely to be killed by police than white Chicagoans." https://t.co/0dwYogXTyG #BLM #racismisreal
@truthis18 @TheRightMelissa @GeraldoRivera Black people are 3x more likely to be killed by the cops than white people https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7. 1 out of 1000 black man will be killed by a cop. https://t.co/fyGYlGiux5
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017n https://t.co/4imIO1xctj
@CryptoG320 @realDailyWire Liar. Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people. https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7
“...targeted policing of people of color, especially Black & Latinx people, serves to reify a racial social order & consequently widens racial/ethnic inequities in health outcomes, including police-related fatalities.” https://t.co/tvT1QfB8eH htt…
@DaxXing4554 @JasonSolinsky @Jaamennn @jrr226 @LucyJon10238996 @David_Doherty7 @benshapiro Let me try helping you out. Here is the actual study: https://t.co/R3TiRwt5mr No where do they conclude what the article says. Try READING it.
@Haaste_mies @hsfi Ai niin, paitsi siteerasin Harvardin tutkimusta. Viittaat ehkä siihen? Tutkimus on uudempi kuin Fryerin. En ole tilastotieteilijä, mutta minusta sen aineisto on myös kattavampi.Tutkijoiden erimielisyydet ovat aihe erikseen kuten IS:n ju…
@CowboyShyGuy @serena_patriot @thehill The study is based on pop not encounters. "To calculate rates, we aggregated data on fatal police violence to the MSA level and merged it with race-specific population data from the Census Bureau’s American Community…
@paulweel29 @KimAust54786568 @AP @Yamiche Up to 6 times according to the linked journal below. https://t.co/RKJzFnbVuU
@_canyouseeme @USATODAY And here's the link to the academic paper on the subject. https://t.co/oalAG8MfWY I'm sure you'll read it and reflect since you're into research and educating yourself on the matter.
@SweetJooones @Mtneer1215 @ButterOrphan @davenewworld_2 Here’s the actual STUDY aka proof. (You’re not very good at whatever it is you’re trying to do) https://t.co/7tT7eq58ca
Mapping fatal police violence across U.S. metropolitan areas: Overall rates and racial/ethnic inequities, 2013-2017 https://t.co/QwXfmlQuKV
This paper in @PLOSONE shows the differences in the rates of police-involved deaths across metropolitan statistical areas from 2013 to 2017: https://t.co/bMSdOCP830
@Greeney17595412 @KamVTV Black people are 3.23 times more likely to be shot by police. Here’s a study by researchers from harvard. I know exactly what i’m talking about https://t.co/0P253E5FmM
@RAPT0R22 @thehill "A 2020 Harvard study of nearly 5,400 police-related fatalities in the U.S. from 2013-2017 found that Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people. https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7
@TBOSurito @thereal_TUSK @MattWalshBlog "A 2020 Harvard study of nearly 5,400 police-related fatalities in the U.S. from 2013-2017 found that Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people" https://t.co/j0M…
@John25496407 @KimStrassel @JoeBiden You are bad at reading. You have to click on the word "Study" https://t.co/Xf3KrSfm4o
@BeetImmortal1 @John25496407 @KimStrassel @JoeBiden Just read the paper, Fibonacci, or even the summaries. https://t.co/Xf3KrSfm4o
@MadMegalomaniac @sepfahimi @CatfishFishy @SamHarrisOrg It is not a matter of cops stopping to shoot at them if they commit a violent crime. It is a matter of cops not shooting them when they are unarmed. https://t.co/XbWRtVU028
@goodforharriers @LeonydusJohnson Wait, what? Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people. https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7
@The_Stagirite @BarackObama @larryelder Across all MSAs, Black people were 3.23 times more likely to be killed compared to White people (95% CI: 2.95, 3.54, p<0.001). Harvard study: https://t.co/zLaEKb9osm
@Michael_0101017 @ManChristian @amywaz @MattWalshBlog And blacks are NOT overrpresented in many other kinds of crimes. Yet, why are black people about 3x more likely to be killed by cops and more likely to be brutalized? Hmmmm. I wonder.... This is not…
@Michael_0101017 @ManChristian @amywaz @MattWalshBlog Don't be an ignoramus. https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7
@ConsAmatuer @ManChristian @amywaz @MattWalshBlog A 2020 Harvard study of nearly 5,400 police-related fatalities in the U.S. from 2013-2017 found that Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people. https:/…
@Whizjet @BorisDoris7 @NadiaWhittomeMP @BorisJohnson 1) A 2020 Harvard study of nearly 5,400 police-related fatalities in the U.S. from 2013-2017 found that Black people were on average three times more likely to be killed by police than white people. h…
@Jimslogic @AlgardAresius @ChristianWalk1r Oh no, it is not a belief, it is fact. Unlike you, I base my statements on facts. https://t.co/m52BQhg3SM
@Alkixkix @TBranin @Matt_Dillahunty @RichardDawkins Also, its an outright lie that black people aren't killed more frequently if calculated by police encounters. Its the reverse. https://t.co/emk4AfAYyz Black people are even MORE likely to get shot if t…
@GetGeeky33 @LeahsLounge @StarTribune sigh. here you go: https://t.co/o5weYuyvhi https://t.co/qxCpdHWDKu let me know if you need any additional data if this doesn’t fulfill your need for proof/evidence.
Love reading scientific journal articles, statistics are fun. Found this one today- check it out: https://t.co/H9EhMfeKbh
@MarkFelt1972 @Rae0718 @GatorsFB Here’s a link to the actual published study for your pleasure. https://t.co/zpQtzk0r4X
@ScoobyG3 @rob_kp @LoganOCBLM @_Deslo_ @FrontMkt @BrandiKruse @SeattlePD It seems we have to draw Robert a map. Bob you sent this https://t.co/xw9aEvW7H0 Which is a summary of this https://t.co/g72skzjAqR Says "We analyzed the most recent, reliable data…
@mtndgz2 @ScoobyG3 @_Deslo_ @FrontMkt @BrandiKruse @SeattlePD There's this thing called Google. You should learn how to use it. https://t.co/P3SN06kBoQ
@sam_smith_1989 @OkSeriously_WTF @ABC @PierreTABC You can read this study https://t.co/7GF3X0sI2i.
@notambiturner @fragrantfeline @EthanCarterIV @calvinrobinson here’s some actual real research and not some graphs you made in ms paint. https://t.co/msedqhCjmC
@JohnFonterosa The article above might shed some light on this problem for you. It highlights a study of police data, which i’ve included below. https://t.co/axmXSYFY0m
@Cmb3P @repatriation_1 @ferguson_61 @RealCandaceO The study you referenced (I believe it was a Princeton study), quoted by some right wingers, was critiqued and refuted by many researchers. https://t.co/j0M9AtSyy7 and https://t.co/fyGYlGiux5