Key Takeaways
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
Nationwide, 566 white victims were killed by black offenders in 2019, 14.6% of white homicides.
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