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Magic WadeWith data from over 1300 cities I show that gun violence isn't merely a "red state" or "blue city" problem. It's a widespread, worsening phenomenon affecting too many American communities. This isn't moral panic, it's rational outrage.
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Gun Violence in Akron Ohio as of June 3, 2024: 59 victims, 12 arrests, and too many perpetrators still at large
No suspects have been identified or arrests have been made in the horrific mass shooting that occurred at a large birthday party this weekend in Akron, Ohio.
Memorial Day is a gun violence bellwether
The first weekend of summer traditionally coincides with a spike in firearm violence. These shootings are concentrated in urban areas, as indicated by this map of Memorial Day shootings in 2023:
Firearm Homicides Were Higher in Majority of the Largest US Cities/Boroughs in 2023 Compared to Pre-pandemic levels
Use the interactive Datawrapper link to see the stats for all the cities!
23 of 29 Large US Cities (Still) Had Higher Firearm Homicide Rates in 2023 than Pre-pandemic Averages
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