In other words, death penalty justice is not blind. Hat tip to Ian Millhiser for compiling the data and preparing the above diagrams.
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In other words, death penalty justice is not blind. Hat tip to Ian Millhiser for compiling the data and preparing the above diagrams.
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So basically whites get no death penalty for killing other racial groups, but if you kill a white person you are fried! INJUSTICE
To be more precise, I would put it this way: if you are black and you commit homicide and your victim is white, then the probability of receiving the death penalty is higher than if the reverse scenario were true …