Tables and Graphs

On this page can be found just about every graph, table, or map of interest that we've ever published here--about 200 total, most of them TWCS creations. All source material is cited and linked to, as well as the blog post in which the image originally appeared. (Some have not been previously published.) Categories are as follows:

Crime and Race, U.S.

Immigrant Crime in the Eurosphere

Education and Race,U.S.

Education and Race, World

Welfare and Immigration

Character Traits and Race

Politics and Biology

Islam: Muslim Opinion around the world

Societal Trust: Familism (clannishness) & Corruption around the world

Cultural Values in the global North

Cultural Values and Business Environment in the global North

Societal Indicators around the world

Slavery in U.S. History

Segregation in U.S.

Jewish American Achievement

Asian-American Achievement

Miscellaneous

The page is only searchable via 'ctrl + F,' so please use this tool to find what you may be looking for (i.e. 'corruption,' 'Sweden,' 'affirmative action').

CRIME AND RACE, U.S.:

Statistical tables of African-American criminality in history,1829 to 1938

'Statistical tables...' on Google docs


Crime in History: Prisoners per 100,000 of the population, Black and White, pre- and post- Emancipation (1840-1910), in seven southern states

(original post: Emancipation Provocation)

Data source: U.S. compendia of the Census 1840, 1850, 1870, 1880, 1890,

1904, 1910

Crime in History: Ratio of Black to White Incarceration Rates, U.S., 1926-2010, According to Blank Slatist Theory & Real

(original post for following six graphs: Self-Policing and the Afro-American)

Data sources: Bureau of Justice Statistics and Bureau of the Census reports 1926-1986, 1979, 1984,   1990, 1995, 2000, 2005,2010.

Crime in History: Incarceration Rates by Race, U.S., 1926-2010, As Predicted by Blank Slatist Theory & Real

Data sources: Bureau of Justice Statistics and Bureau of the Census reports 1926-1986, 1979, 1984,   1990, 1995, 2000, 2005,2010.

Crime in History: U.S. population versus Prison Population, Black and White

U.S. population versus Prison Population, Black, White, Hispanic

Data sources: Bureau of Justice Statistics and Bureau of the Census reports 1926-1986, 1979, 1984,   1990, 1995, 2000, 2005,2010.

Crime in History: Prisoners per 100,000 of the population by race and by region, U.S., 1870-1910

(original post: Why We Profile)

(Data source: U.S. compendia of the Census 1870, 1880, 1890,

1904, 1910)

Crime: Incarceration rates by race, U.S., 2001 (White, Black, Asian, Hispanic, Indian)

(Source: 'Color of Crime')

Crime: Incarceration rates by race, U.S., 2013 (White, Black, Hispanic)

Data source: Color of Crime 2016

Data source: Color of Crime 2016

Crime: Arrest rates by race, U.S.

Data source

Deaths by Police Encounter, U.S.

Data source

(Original post for preceding two graphs: The Black Struggle, A Reader)

Interracial Crime, U.S.

(Original post for next six graphs: Reacting to Spree Killings, Progressively)

Data source, above three graphs

Images sources, above three graphs

IMMIGRANT CRIME IN THE EUROSPHERE

(Original post for three next graphs: Why We Profile) 

Australia, immigrant crime (Black / African):

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Canada, immigrant crime (Black / African):

Data source

England, immigrant crime (Black / Afro-Caribbean):

Data source 1, Data source 2

Source: Data, Image

(Original post for next eleven graphs: Why We Culturally Profile)


Norway, immigrant crime:

Data source (from Norwegian original report)

Data source (in Norwegian)

Sweden, immigrant crime:

Data source (from Swedish original report)

Data source (in Swedish)

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Denmark, immigrant crime:

Data source (from Danish original report)

Data source (in Danish)

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Switzerland, immigrant crime:

Data source (from Swiss original article)

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The U.K., immigrant crime:

Data source 

Germany, immigrant crime:

Images source, via Anatoly Karlin

Images source, via Anatoly Karlin

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Belgium, immigrant crime:

Data source

France, immigrant crime:

Data source

Data source (Paris): Demographics, Crime, Population density

Data source: LaGrange, Déni des Cultures

France, demographics: Sickle-cell anemia newborn testing (a clue to the non-white newborn population):

Data source

France, demographics: Number of Muslim baby names by region (all newborn names are recorded and approved by the authorities there):

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France, demographics: Number of mosques in France 

(in red is the date that Charles de Gaulle famously said, "Do you think the French body politic can absorb ten million Muslims, who tomorrow will be twenty million, after tomorrow forty? ... My village would no longer be called Colombey-The-Two-Churches but Colombey-The-Two-Mosques.")

Data source

Brazil, Race and Crime (White, Black, Mixed race):

Data source

Intentional homicide rates in Europe, North Africa, and Asia, 15 countries:

Data source 

EDUCATION AND RACE, U.S.

(Original post for next 19 graphs: Progressives: The New Race Realists)

NAEP 8th grade Math test scores by race, 1990-2015 
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Data source

New race realist testing goals: public schools in Virginia, Florida, New Jersey (White, Black, Hispanic)

Data sources: Virginia, Florida, New Jersey

Math test scores by urban district + Spending per pupil + Percentage black students

Data source 1, Data source 2

Segregation: Percentage of black students in 'heavily minority' schools

Data source

Discipline Rates in U.S. schools, by race  
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian, Indian)

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College: SAT test scores vs. family income, by race

Data source (via Steve Sailer)

College: SAT test scores and affirmative action
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data source

College: Medical School, Test scores and Affirmative Action
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data source

College: Law School, Test scores and Affirmative Action
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data source

Law: Bar exam passage rates; California, New York, Texas
(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data sources: California, New York, Texas

Top colleges: Jewish and Black student body

Data source #1, #2

College: Educational Mismatch and Affirmative Action

Data source

(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data source

College Athlete graduation rates, basketball and football  (White, Black)

Data source

EDUCATION AND RACE, WORLD

(Original post for next five graphs: Why Re-Colonization? Future Orientation)

PISA test scores around the world

Data source

Data source: OECD via Anatoly Karlin

(White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

Data source

Brazil PISA Math test scores

Data sources: Demography, scores

Data sources: Demography, scores

Education and Immigration in Europe

(Original post for next seven graphs: Why We Culturally Profile)

Norway, Denmark, immigrants and eduction:

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Sweden, Norway, Denmark, immigrants and education:

Data source: OECD via Anatoly Karlin

England, immigrants and education:

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Germany, immigrants and education:

Data source 

France, immigrants and education:

Data source: LaGrange, Déni des Cultures

Data source: LaGrange, Déni des Cultures

Data source: LaGrange, Déni des Cultures

WELFARE AND IMMIGRATION

Welfare Use in U.S. by Race

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France, Immigrants and Welfare:

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'Sensitive Urban Zones' = heavy public housing usage

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U.K., Immigrants and Welfare:

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Germany, Immigrants and welfare:

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Sweden, Immigrants and welfare:

Data source

CHARACTER TRAITS AND RACE

(Original source for following 10 images: Whence Afro Criminality?)

Psychology: Narcissism and Race   (White, Black)

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Conduct disorder in children by race  (White, Black, Asian)

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ADHD in children by race  (White, Black, Asian)

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Psychopathy by race  (White, Black, Asian)

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Child and Infant Homicide Rates by Race   (White, Black)

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Spousal Abuse in Monoracial and Interracial Relationships   (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Future Orientation: Risk-taking behavior

Risk-taking in teenagers   (White, Black)

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Risk-taking and motorists   (White, Black)

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Placing one's child in a carseat (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Speeding on highway  (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Gambling activity by race  (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Sexually transmitted disease rates by race   (Black)

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 (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian, Indian)

Data source  (click on image  to enlarge)

 (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Future Orientation: Loan repayment and race

Student loan default rate and credit rating by race, U.S.  (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Credit Scores by Race, U.S.  (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Delinquent loan rate by race, U.S.  (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Credit performance vs Credit score by race, U.S.  (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Financial Health score by family, U.S.   (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Spending Habits, Black and White Women, U.S.   (White, Black)

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Marriage rates by race, U.S.   (White, Black)

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Divorce rates by race and education  (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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Family Wealth by race, U.S.  (White, Black, Hispanic)

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Home ownership rates by race, U.S., historic   (White, Black)

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Politics and Biology

(Original post for following 5 graphs: Why Do Progressives Get Religion?)

Conservatives and Liberals in Urban and Rural Environments

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Conservatives and Liberals, University Professors

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Conservatives and Liberals, by Profession

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Conservatives and Liberals, Political Donations by Professsion

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Conservatives and Liberals, Haidt's Moral Foundations

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Identical and Fraternal Twins and Political Orientation

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(Original post for following 4 graphs: Fall of the Empire, Thy Name is... Woman?)

Journalism and Political Affiliation

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Freedom of Speech and Gender

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ISLAM: MUSLIM OPINION around the world

(Original post for following 22 graphs: Why We Culturally Profile)

Muslim opinion on role of government

Those who believe Islam playing a large role in politics is good:

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Those who favor Sharia law and Religious leaders having influence:

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Those who consider themselves a nationality vs. a religion:

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Religious leaders should interpret laws vs. Army should overthrow bad government

• "It is an essential characteristic of democracy that religious authorities ultimately interpret the laws." (WVS) (1-10, where 1 = "not at all essential to democracy," 10 = "essential to democracy"; % Respondents who said "9" or "10" only)

• "It is an essential characteristic of democracy that the army takes over when the government is incompetent." (WVS) (1-10, where 1 = "not at all essential to democracy," 10 = "essential to democracy"; % Respondents who said "9" or "10" only)

Data source  (click image to enlarge)

Muslim opinion on women

Global Index of Women's Power, table:

Data source

Muslims who believe in sex segregation at work:

 Image source

Muslims who believe a wife must obey her husband, a wife can divorce her husband, women can decide to wear veil, polygamy is moral:

Images source

Men are better in Politics vs. Boys deserve University

• "On the whole, men make better political leaders than women do."  (WVS) (1-4, where 1 = "strongly agree," 4 = "strongly disagree"; % Respondents who said "1" only)

• "A university education is more important for a boy than for a girl."  (WVS)  (1-4, where 1 = "strongly agree," 4 = "strongly disagree"; % Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source (click image to enlarge)

Men deserve jobs more than women vs. Democracy = equal rights for women

• "When jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women."  (WVS) (Agree or Disagree; % Respondents who said said "Agree" only)

• "It is an essential characteristic of democracy that women have the same rights as men." (WVS) (1-10, where 1 = "not at all essential to democracy," 10 = "essential to democracy"; % Respondents who said "9" or "10" only)

Data source (click image to enlarge)

Muslim opinion on morality and religion

Muslims who favor stoning for adultery, whipping/cutting hands for theft, execution for apostasy:

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Muslims' opinion on abortion, homosexuality, adultery, alcohol:

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Homosexuality is justifiable vs. Divorce is justifiable

• "Homosexuality can never be justified."  (WVS)  (1-10, where 1 = "never justified," 10 = "always justified"; % Respondents who said "1" or "2" only)

• "Divorce can never be justified."  (WVS)  (1-10, where 1 = "never justified," 10 = "always justified"; % Respondents who said "1" or "2" only)

Data source (click image to enlarge)

Homosexual neighbors vs. Unmarried couple neighbors

• "I would not like a homosexual as a neighbor."  (WVS) (Agree or Disagree; % Respondents who said said "Agree" only)

• "I would not like an unmarried couple as a neighbor."  (WVS) (Agree or Disagree; % Respondents who said said "Agree" only)

Data source (click image to enlarge)

Muslim opinion on religion

Muslim opinion on converting others, importance of Sharia, Islam as the only faith, necessity of believing in God:

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Muslim opinion on marrying out of the faith:

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Muslim opinion on modernizers and fundamentalists:

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Muslim opinion on Christians and Jews:

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Teaching Religion to Children vs. Importance of Tradition

• "An important quality that children be encouraged to learn at home is religious faith."  (WVS) (Agree or Disagree; % Respondents who said said "Agree" only)

• "Tradition is important to me; to follow the customs handed down by my religion or family."  (WVS)  (1-6, where 1 = "strongly agree," 6 = "strongly disagree"; % Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source (click image to enlarge)

Muslim opinion in France

Muslim and Catholic practicing believers in France:

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Mosque and Church attendance in France:

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Muslim women in France wearing the veil:

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French Muslims and eating pork, drinking alcohol, observing Ramadan:

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SOCIETAL TRUST: Familism (clannishness) & Corruption around the world

(Original post for following 7 graphs: Why Re-colonization? Commonweal Orientation)

General trust level

• "Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance, or would they try to be fair?" (WVS) (1-10 where 1 = "people would take advantage," 10 = "people would try to be fair" -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

• "How much do you trust people you meet for the first time?" (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = completely, 4 = not at all -->; Respondents who said "4" only)

Data Source (click to enlarge)

Trust vs. Familism

• "One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud." (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = agree strongly, 4 = disagree strongly -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

• "Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance, or would they try to be fair?" (WVS) (1-10 where 1 = "people would take advantage," 10 = "people would try to be fair" -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

Data Source (click to enlarge)

Corruption vs. Familism

• Transparency International Survey Perceived Corruption Index (1-10 where 1 = very corrupt, 10 = very clean -->; entire spectrum shown)

• "One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud." (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = agree strongly, 4 = disagree strongly -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source:  Familism, Corruption (click to enlarge)

Corruption vs. Trust

• Transparency International Survey Perceived Corruption Index (1-10 where 1 = very corrupt, 10 = very clean -->; entire spectrum shown)

• "How much do you trust people you meet for the first time?" (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = completely, 4 = not at all -->; Respondents who said "4" only)

Data source:  Trust, Corruption (click to enlarge)

Cost of crime on businesses vs. Familism

•  "In your country, to what extent does the incidence of crime and violence impose costs on businesses?"(World Economic Forum survey)  [1 = to a great extent; 7 = not at all] (entire spectrum of 1-7 shown)

• "One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud." (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = agree strongly, 4 = disagree strongly -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source:  Familism, Cost of Crime (click to enlarge)

Infrastucure vs. Familism

• "How would you assess general infrastructure in your country?" (World Economic Forum survey) [1 = extremely underdeveloped; 7 = extensive and efficient] (entire spectrum of 1-7 shown)

• "One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud." (WVS) (1-4 where 1 = agree strongly, 4 = disagree strongly -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source:  Familism, Infrastructure (click to enlarge)

Electricity Supply vs. Familism

• "In your country, how would you assess the reliability of the electricity supply (lack of interruptions and fluctuations)?" (World Economic Forum Survey) [1 = not reliable at all; 7 = extremely reliable] (entire spectrum of 1-7 shown)

• "One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud." (1-4 where 1 = agree strongly, 4 = disagree strongly -->; Respondents who said "1" only)

Data source:  Familism, Electricity (click to enlarge)

The 'wallet test' around the world

In wealthy countries:

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In all countries polled:

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CULTURAL VALUES in the global North

Europe, the Anglosphere, East Asia

(Original post for following 10 images: There's Something About Teutonics)

Future Orientation

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Power Distance 

('Hierarchy-loving'--Is society more egalitarian,or more hierarchical? Darker = more hierarchical, lighter = more egalitarian)

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Uncertainty Avoidance

('Rule-embracing' --Do people only feel comfortable with clear rules in place? Darker = embrace rules more, lighter = embrace rules less)

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Individualism

(More individualist = darker, less individualist = lighter)

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Institutional Collectivism ("Individualism")

(In economics, sports, and other non-family groups, is the individual or the group more important? Group more important = darker, Individual more important = lighter)

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Patriotism and Family Loyalty ("In-Group Collectivism")

(Do people have strong feelings of patriotism and family loyality? Darker = stronger feelings, lighter = weaker feelings)

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Egalitarian Commitment

(More egalitarian = darker, less egalitarian = lighter)

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Cultural Values and Business Environment in the global North

(From the World Economic Forum Survey of Business Leaders)

Europe, the Anglosphere, East Asia

(The following 15 maps are previously unpublished)

Delegation: How willing are bosses to delegate?

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Corruption: Diversion of public funds, How frequent?

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Corruption: Politicians' Ethics, How ethical are they?

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Corruption: Firms paying bribes, How common is it?

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Corruption: Government favoritism, How common is it?

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Corruption: Judicial independence, How independent is the judiciary?

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Labor relations between workers and management: Confrontational or cooperative?

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Organized crime: How high a cost does it impose on business?

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Police efficiency: Can they be relied upon to enforce order?

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Property rights: How strongly are they protected?

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Venture capital: How available is it to entrepreneurs?

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Tax burden: How much does it reduce incentives to invest?

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Life expectancy

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National Credit Rating

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Patents Filed, per million population

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SOCIETAL INDICATORS around the world

(Original post for following 6 images: There's Something About Teutonics)


Human Development Index

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Democracy Index

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Corruption Perception Index

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Women's Power Index

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Country Credit Rating

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Patents Filed

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MODERN AFRICA'S STRUGGLES

Africa, Foreign Aid in Government Budget

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SLAVERY IN U.S. HISTORY

(Original post for following 13 images: Reparations for Slavery?)


Abolition of slavery around the world

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Distribution of Slaves Imported to the New World
   

Source: Time on the Cross, Fogel and Engerman

Geographic distribution of slaves in U.S.

Source: Time on the Cross, Fogel and Engerman

Food consumption of U.S. slaves compared to their contemporaries

Source: Time on the Cross, Fogel and Engerman

Natural increase of slave population, U.S.

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Life expectancy of U.S. slaves compared to their contemporaries

Source: Time on the Cross, Fogel and Engerma

The Black family: 'Destroyed' by slavery?

Married women by race, U.S., 1880-2010

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Children living with two parents, U.S., by race, 1880-2010

Data sources: 1880-1980, 1990-2010

Black family structure, U.S.

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Household Income, Black America and West Africa

Data source:  Afro-America, West Africa

Life Expectancy, Black America and West Africa

Data source: Afro-America, West Africa

Infant Mortality, Black America and West Africa

Data source: Afro-America, West Africa

Slavery in the world today

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SEGREGATION IN THE U.S.

(Original source post for following images: Segregation: Our Most Cherished Myths)


Segregation: Jim Crow Laws in U.S. South, a Chronology

Data source #1 , Data source #2

Segregation: Jim Crow Laws on Trains, Dates first voted

Segregation: Jim Crow Laws on Streetcars, Dates first voted

Data source #1 , Data source #2

Great Migration : Blacks Living in Cities, U.S. South, 1890-1910

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Great Migration : Black Urban Population, U.S. South, 1900-1910 

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Modern Segregation: Census Maps of U.S. Cities by Race, 2010

Eric Fisher's 2010 census maps

Modern Segregation: % Black Population vs. % Black pupils in 'racially dense' schools, 2011 

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Modern Segregation: % Black Population vs. % Black pupils in 'racially dense' schools, 2011 

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15 Most Segregated Metro Areas in U.S., 2010

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15 Least Segregated Metro Areas in U.S., 2010

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White-Black Segregation Index vs. Percentage of Black Population, U.S. Metro Areas, 2010  (click to enlarge)

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JEWISH AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENT

(Original source for following 8 graphs: Checking Our Ahskenazi Privilege)


Jewish presence at top colleges

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Intellectual achievement and Jewish Americans

Data source: Nobel,  JBC, Westinghouse, MacArthur

U.S. Federal Reserve chairmen, Jewish presence

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Jewish presence in Hollywood

Data source: 'six majors', 'six minors'

Data source: NBC, ABC, CBS

Jewish presence in journalism

Data source: global %,  NYT, WSJ, WP

Jewish presence in politics

Data source: Senate, Supreme Court, Federal Reserve, campaign contributions

Jewish Americans and wealth

Data sources: billionaires, Forbes 400, corporate boards

Undergraduate degree by religion, U.S.

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Graduate degree by religion, U.S.

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Family income by religion, U.S.

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ASIAN AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENT

(Original source for following 5 graphs: Diversity Means Difference: The Case of Africa)

School discipline rates (White, Asian)

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Crime: Incarceration rates (White, Asian)

(Source: 'Color of Crime')

ACT Test Scores (White, Asian)

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SAT Test Scores (White, Asian)

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SAT Math Test Scores (White, Asian)

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MISCELLANEOUS

U.S. Demographics by race, 1960 to 2060 (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian)

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