FBI UCR: Hate Crime Statistics Table 13.
I posted the links to it in in my comment.
Numbers don't lie. Feel free to comment on the stats.
If not, don't worry. You can plead the fifth if you want.
It's your constitutional right.
Texas is the 3rd most RACIST state in the US on many research boards.
Most Racist Cities in America: A Study on Tolerance & Race | ABODO
But You were saying
Race Relations in Texas Still a Work in Progress - UT News
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Texas-popular-for-being-a-racist-state
Consider the removal of Confederate monuments. The debate about Confederate memorials reached a critical point during the protest of a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left one person dead. Shortly afterward, universities across the country removed Confederate monuments from their campuses.
In response to the removal of Confederate monuments at Texas universities, Texas House Bill 583 proposes making it a criminal offense if any person “removes, relocates, or alters” a Confederate monument, punishable by up to $1,000 in fines and a year in jail.
According to a University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll, many Texas voters (56%) don’t want to remove Confederate memorials or put them in museums. But looking beyond those numbers, the poll also revealed a stark racial divide, with 60% of black voters wanting to remove or relocate the Confederate memorials, but 64% of white voters and 53% of Hispanic voters wanting to leave them in place.
This type of racial divide is not limited to Confederate memorials. High-profile incidents across the state of police shootings of unarmed black people (e.g., Larry Jackson Jr., Jordan Edwards, Botham Jean) and police brutality (e.g., Dajerria Becton, Sandra Bland, Breaion King) are especially racially polarizing.
A poll conducted by the Institute of Urban Policy Research and Analysis found that 82% of black Texas voters believed that the unarmed deaths of black people reflect institutional racism, compared with 55% of Latino voters and only 33% of white voters.
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