Street Checks Per 100,000 Males by Race and Year (2012-2016) | Data Visualization #3636167 (License: Personal Use)

The chart displays annual street check rates per 100,000 males across six racial/ethnic categories-Black Men, Indigenous Men, White Men, Middle Eastern Men, Hispanic Men, South Asian/East Indian Men, and Other-from 2012 through 2016. Black men show markedly higher rates each year, peaking above 8,000 in 2012 and remaining elevated through 2016, while White men consistently have the lowest rates, typically under 1,000. Indigenous men also exhibit significantly elevated rates relative to the general male population.

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