NJ Cities—10% Of Population Had 62% Of Shootings = NEGROES

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Five NJ Cities—10% Of Population—Had 62% Of Shootings: New Jersey Would Have Virtually No Gun Violence If It Had No Black Population

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February 22, 2022

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The Jew-owned media keeps peddling the bullshit, so we must keep showing the statistics

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Camden, Jersey City, Newark, Paterson and Trenton account for 10% of the state's population but had 62% of New Jersey's  shooting victims in 2021. The five cities had 58 shooting victims for every 100,000 residents last year... Community leaders said they believe the concentration of shootings in the state's main cities stems from chronic problems that have afflicted urban areas for decades, such as poverty, drug addiction, unemployment, ineffective schools... "If you don't have access to quality education, if you don't have access to quality housing, if you don't have access to quality health care, all of that impacts public safety."

Jason Williams, a professor of justice studies at Montclair State University and a Black Lives Matter activist, said structural weaknesses in the inner cities, such as a poor educational system, persistent poverty, the reverberation of the war on drugs and social inequality, have contributed to the surge in violence. The Rev. Allen Boyer, a longtime clergyman in Paterson's 4th Ward, said too many young people in the city grow up without one or both of their parents. "They get lost in the crowd on the streets and they get influenced by the wrong people," he said.  Boyer, who is African American, said racism contributes to the social problems that result in shootings.

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Don't give mah any dat gun safety bull**** man

"They try to keep us in a certain place where we end up turning on each other," he said. "Black-on-Black crime is too high. I just don't understand it." "Influx of illegal firearms are probably the biggest factor, which are all too readily available on the street," said Will Skaggs, a spokesman for Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora. Gusciora, Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka are part of a group of urban mayors who say New Jersey's bail reform enacted several years ago made it too easy for people accused of gun crimes to return to the streets while their charges were still pending.

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