Imagine living in Seattle, Washington. You are a citizen of King County (renamed to “honor” Martin Luther King Jr. in 1986, because William Rufus DeVane King—who it was originally named after—was a slave owner). It’s a 71 percent white county.
The 2020 King County Firearm Violence report, published by the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office—Crime Strategies Unit, was released.
It matter-of-factly states:
King County is roughly six percent black.
Whites, who represent the vast majority of the citizens of Seattle and King County, are a peaceful, docile people. Gun crime in Seattle and King County has a color, and racially speaking, it isn’t white.