DeRay McKesson

So, like...

like like a few tweet a few minor times even if it goes from like 10 to 4 overall in that state that's a huge difference it's not a huge state are any of the the ones at the bottom of four the 12 cities that killed nobody in 2025 do any of those um stand out to you minneapolis minneapolis yeah that was a it's a big one

kind of become known for state violence, police killing.

Long Beach is interesting.

Long Beach is interesting.

Yeah.

Well, of course, St.

Paul.

cities yeah if you go to page six this is new we've never cut the data like we've never we have had the data we've never publicly talked about the data in terms of ages before um where where where is is this available online so this isn't public it'll be by the time i think this episode comes out it'll be public it's not public yet this will come out in this comes out on monday oh yeah well this episode will be out after that so this will be fine

But look at the ages.

This is new.

The reason I ask is because I want to give people links to be able to access this information.

So majority of white people are over the age of 45 if they're killed by the police.

Fully grown functional adults versus black and other people of color 0 to 34.

Zero is interesting.

Yeah, crazy.

Groups experience high rates of police are the youngest on average.

So the higher the rate of violence, the younger the people are as well.

Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander is interesting, too.

Yeah, that's not, yeah, man.