Key Takeaways
- In 2019, there were 566 white victims murdered by black offenders in single victim/single offender homicides nationwide, representing 14.6% of all white homicide victims, FBI Expanded Homicide Data Table 6
- In 2018, black offenders committed 514 murders of white victims in single-offender/single-victim incidents, out of 2,925 total white victims, per FBI data
- 2017 FBI records show 533 black-on-white murders in single victim/single offender cases, comprising 15.2% of white homicides that year
- Males aged 20-34 comprised 42% of white victims murdered by black offenders in 2019, per FBI victim demographics in expanded tables
- Among 566 white female victims killed by black males in 2019 single incidents, 128 were aged 18-24, FBI data
- 2018: 35% of black-on-white murder victims were female whites over 30, totaling 180 cases
- 95% of black offenders in black-on-white murders in 2019 were male, FBI offender sex data Table 3
- In 2018, 89% black male offenders aged 18-34 in white victim homicides, per FBI
- 2017 FBI: 78% of black offenders under 30 years old in interracial murders
- In Texas 2020, 112 white victims murdered by black offenders out of 478 total white homicides, Texas DPS data
- Florida 2019: 89 black-on-white murders, 18% of white victims, FDLE stats
- California 2018: 145 white homicide victims by blacks, CA DOJ
- Black-on-white murders increased 12% from 2018 to 2019, from 514 to 566, FBI trend analysis
- From 2010-2019, average annual black-on-white homicides: 450, up 28% from 2000-2009 average of 351, FBI long-term
- 2015-2020 saw a 22% rise in such incidents, peaking at 600 in 2020 per preliminary data
Black offenders murdered hundreds of white victims annually over the past two decades.
Geographic Variations
Geographic Variations Interpretation
National Homicide Counts
National Homicide Counts Interpretation
Offender Characteristics
Offender Characteristics Interpretation
Temporal Trends
Temporal Trends Interpretation
Victim Age and Gender Breakdowns
Victim Age and Gender Breakdowns Interpretation
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