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What kind of violence took place in the early 1900s between blacks and whites?

Attacks on African-Americans exited from Reconstruction (1865-1877) into the early 20th century. Disenfranchisement, intimidation, and even lynchings occurred during the so-called "Jim Crow" period from 1878 to 1914 and World War I, and included several situations of open racial violence. These included: 1900 - In the Tenderloin district of Manhattan, whites attacked African-Americans following the stabbing death of a white police officer. 1906 - As many as 40 African-Americans were killed in race riots in Atlanta. 1908 - In Springfield, Illinois, white mobs burned black homes and businesses, but more whites died (5) than blacks (2). 1917 - As many as 100 African-Americans were killed in race riots in East St. Louis, partly caused by conflicts with unemployed or striking workers.


How many blacks are on welfare in Cincinnati?

28,000 on welfare


Where did the name 'cracker' come from?

The term "cracker" likely originated with early European settlers in America, particularly in the southern regions. It may have been used to refer to the cracking sound made by the whips of cattle drivers, or to the cracking of corn used in cornbread, which was a staple food for many settlers. Over time, the term came to be associated with white settlers from the southern United States.


What Do you call a crime scene that is original location of crime or accident?

The original location of a crime or accident is called the primary crime scene. This is where the incident first occurred and where evidence is typically found and collected by investigators to piece together what happened.


What is the percentage of blacks in the US prison population?

Black Americans make up about 33% of the US prison population, despite representing only about 12% of the total US population. This overrepresentation is often attributed to systemic racism and inequalities in the criminal justice system.