Statistics On Race In America

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How often do police use excessive force during arrests?

Who are the victims of hate crimes?

How do unemployment statistics vary by race?

Do education outcomes vary by race?

How do income statistics vary by race?

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Job growth continued for most states in August, but employment remained low compared to last year

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Job growth continued for most states in August, but employment remained low compared to last year

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The path to citizenship in the United States

Representation in the Electoral College: How do states compare?

Coronavirus Locations: COVID-19 Map by County and State

The Economy: 15 years in 15 seconds

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COVID-19 Impact and Recovery

2020 State of the Union In Numbers

Race in America

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Jail inmates

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Hate crimes

Individuals in poverty

Poverty rate of all individuals

Grade 4, Math: Percent of students at or above proficient

Grade 4, Reading: Percent of students at or above proficient

Grade 8, Math: Percent of students at or above proficient

Grade 8, Reading: Percent of students at or above proficient

Grade 12, Math: Percent of students at or above proficient

Grade 12, Reading: Percent of students at or above proficient

College graduation rate: 2-year institutions, within 3 years of start

College graduation rate: 4-year institutions, within 6 years of start

Bachelor's degrees conferred

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