I assumed that systemic oppression had caused poverty which led to increased crime rates in black US populations.
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wrote a fantastic piece I'm just now seeing in which they find this is not the case; it seems to be fatherlessness. 1/
https://randomcriticalanalysis.com/2015/11/16/racial-differences-in-homicide-rates-are-poorly-explained-by-economics/ …
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Multiple factors probably. Once conditions hit a certain state, enough positive feedback continues the cycle. Ex., maybe segregation/poverty/racism caused high incarceration, then fewer men around shifted social behavior in communities? Then, self sustaining cycle?
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I think it's a cycle of fatherlessness stemming from around the 40s-50s when many black men would get arrested for basically nothing, leaving generations without many positive male role models, combined with other factors like terrible public education, caused what we have today
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White single marriage rates have increased, but to knowledge, there aren’t high-crime white communities which have the same geographic concentration and incarceration rates as black communities.
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Are you able to look at narrower racial/immigration cohorts than "white"/"black"? I'm thinking Sicilian/Irish and (modern) Nigerian in particular. Dunno enough about colonial and early US immigration waves to name any. Rough thesis is that it's "post-enslaved".
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I'm starting to wonder if this is motivated reasoning on your part Aella. LMAO just read the comments on the blog, and they are just roasting OP
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You should watch the last
@BretWeinstein podcast on JRE, Bret delved into this from an evolutionary standpoint as to what happens when you displace a population from one place to another. Really fascinating stuffThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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