The #1 MURDERER of BLACKS is another BLACK!!!
BLACKS KILLED
Year By Black By Cop
2020 11,832 499
2021 12,721 233
2022 13,446 225
2023 11,060 248
2024 8,158 277
2025 data not ready
The majority of Black homicide victims in the U.S. were killed by other Black individuals, with over 50% of all national murder victims being Black in 2024 despite comprising 14% of the population. While total annual figures fluctuate, data indicates over 13,000 Black homicide victims annually in recent years (e.g., 2022).
Key findings regarding Black homicide victimization (2015–2024):
- Victimization Rates: Black Americans are disproportionately affected by homicide, representing roughly 52-55% of all murder victims.
- Intraracial Nature: Similar to white homicide victims, Black homicide victims are most often killed by members of their own race.
- 2024 Data: In 2024, there were 8,158 Black murder victims reported by the FBI, although this number often represents partial data.
- Long-Term Trends: Between 2020 and 2024, there were 55,199 firearm homicides among Black Americans (blacks murdered an average of 11,040 blacks per year).
- Homicide Rates: The homicide rate for Black male victims is more than eight times that of white male victims.
In 2024, the FBI reported 8,158 Black murder victims in the United States. Historical and ongoing crime data indicate that the vast majority of these homicides are "intraracial," meaning both the victim and the offender belong to the same racial group.
Key Statistics
- Total Black Victims (2024): 8,158 individuals.
- Intraracial Percentage: Historical data from the FBI often shows that approximately 88% to 93% of Black homicide victims are killed by Black offenders.
- Total Black Victims (2023): CDC mortality data recorded a higher figure of 12,276 Black homicide victims in 2023.
- Relationship to Offender: In cases where the relationship is known, roughly 78% of Black victims are killed by someone they know, rather than a stranger.
Trends and Context
- Victimization Rates: The Black homicide victimization rate (approx. 26.6 per 100,000) remains significantly higher than that of other racial groups—nearly seven times the rate for white victims.
- Declining Numbers: Overall murder rates in the U.S. saw a significant decrease of 14.9% in 2024 compared to the previous year.
- Data Sources: Discrepancies between FBI and CDC numbers occur because the FBI relies on voluntary reporting from local police (which can be incomplete), while the CDC uses death certificate data.
BLACKS can kill 3,446 BLACK people today in about a third of a year!
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