Ethno-Racial Composition by Age Cohort 4 Ethno-racial composition by age cohort as a percentage of the total population. Ethno-Racial Composition per Year 5 Ethno-racial composition per year of the age cohort as a percentage of the total population.
Race among Hispanics 6 Percentage of the Hispanic population. Count number of members of racial group. Map of Race and Ethnicity by Neighborhood in Philadelphia.
Failed to load Map of Race and Ethnicity by Tract in Philadelphia. Race and Ethnicity by Neighborhood in Philadelphia There are neighborhoods that are fully or partially contained within Philadelphia fully and 14 partially. This section compares the 50 most populous of those to each other, Philadelphia, and other entities that contain or substantially overlap with Philadelphia.
The least populous of the compared neighborhoods has a population of 11, Non-White Population by Neighborhood 19 Percentage of the total population. Scope: population of Philadelphia, selected neighborhoods in Philadelphia, and entities that contain Philadelphia. Count number of non-whites rank of neighborhood out of 50 by percentage non-white 1 non-Hispanic 2 excluding black and Asian Hispanics.
White 1 Population by Neighborhood 21 Percentage of the total population. Count number of whites rank of neighborhood out of 50 by percentage whites 1 non-Hispanic. This section compares Philadelphia to all of the places in the Philadelphia Area and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Philadelphia. Non-White Population by Place 27 Percentage of the total population. The only adult MOVE member to survive was charged with riot and conspiracy and served seven years in prison.
Black people were also consistently given longer jail sentences for lesser offenses when compared with white people. In , Black residents in the city testified before a city council committee, arguing that police had been targeting Black community members with unauthorized home raids, racially-offensive comments and searches on the streets with no probable cause. This testimony led to the very first civilian review board in the country.
Just five years later, one of the first studies of police shootings in the U. Almost all of them were considered justified by police—though activists and historians believe differently. This was straight-up biological racism that these officers had internalized and it affected the way they police. By , at which point Rizzo had risen to become the mayor of Philadelphia, a federal judge ruled that the police violations in the city reached a point of being systemic—and that there was nothing in place to deal with it.
This spring, in the midst of protests in response to the George Floyd killing, a statue of Rizzo in the city was taken down. What Should Take Their Place? Individuals have been shot in the back running away from police. The assessment concluded that the department had insufficient training and was not transparent enough. The most consistent change community leaders in Philadelphia are calling for is a civilian-led police oversight board of the police—one that has real power and influence over the police department.
For all the work yet to be done, Philly already fares somewhat better than many cities, and far better than the least racially representative urban police forces in the nation.
The least representative? Jersey City and Newark. Why does it matter if a police force reflects the community it serves? Well, a study by the Department of Justice showed that civilians stopped by officers with the same race were more likely to believe it was legitimate.
The efforts have been effective—in , just 19 percent of the force was black and a scant two percent were Latino—but only to a point.
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