I looked it up;
Beattyville - There were 509 households out of which 30.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 31.8% were
married couplesliving together, 23.0% had a female householder with no husband present.
That's less then 100 household with no husband present.. Math's a ***** for you guys, I know. Meanwhile in Detroit only about 10% of black kids, about 100,000 households have any idea who their babydaddies are.
Get a white or an Asian to explain the disparity for you.
Regardless, you lose!
Detroit has cold blooded killers living there. I know its a big city but murders happen every day There are no murders happening in our neighborhoods daily. Maybe every 10 years.
Anyway, I find it amazing its happening to them but they defend it!
Instead of not getting defensive and taking it as constructive criticism. Blacks refuse to take a hard look at themselves. Too easy to blame whites.
I agree with all their arguments too! They just don't agree with any criticism I give. It's just not their fault and it never will be. Which is bs.
Maybe we should address our own white on white crime. Just saying
Folks here are among the friendliest and most courteous around. And like many in Eastern Kentucky, they think they act a little more civilized than people in big cities.
They are right -- except when it comes to killing one another.
From 1980 to 1989, Leslie had a per-capita homicide rate higher than that of New York City, Chicago or Los Angeles.
A review by the Lexington Herald-Leader found that Leslie and nine neighboring Appalachian counties in southeastern Kentucky had higher homicide rates than many major U.S. cities.
* Wolfe and Perry had homicide rates of 24.2 and 21.6 for every 100,000 people, higher than Philadelphia, Boston or San Francisco.
* Clay, Breathitt and Owsley had rates ranging from 21.1 to 18.6 for every 100,000, higher than Seattle or Nashville.
* And Harlan, Estill, Knox and Lee had rates of at least 15 for every 100,000, twice the state average and greater than Columbus, Ohio; Phoenix or San Diego.
Leslie's homicide rate, 28 for every 100,000, was the highest in Kentucky. It was also more than three and four times that of the state's two most urban counties, Jefferson and Fayette.
The 10 Appalachian counties listed above were among the 14 highest in the state.
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Kentucky homicide rates outdo those of major cities