Answer | Hint | % Correct |
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13% | The percentage of those of the general population of ethnic minority backgrounds. | 100%
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2/3 | This is the fraction of knife crime offenders in London being Black or minority ethnic youths. | 100%
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2.4x | This is how many times more likely Black people are to being arrested as White people. | 100%
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27% | The percentage of those in prison of ethnic minority backgrounds. | 100%
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2x | According to the Ministry of Justice (2013), Asian people were this times more likely to be stopped and searched by police. | 100%
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31% | The percentage of prisoners in custody for violence against the person offences at the end of June 2023. This was the highest proportion of prisoners accounted at this time. | 100%
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~40% | According to Sharp & Budd (2005), this was the percentage of White people who would say they had committed an offence. | 100%
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51% | The 2021 census found persons who identified as "Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African: Caribbean" had this highest proportion of lone parents - this was an increase of 2.5% from 2011. | 100%
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63% | The percentage of stop and searches in the year ending March 2022 of males aged between 15 and 34. | 100%
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86.5% | According to the Office of National Statistics, this percentage of stop and searches did not lead to arrest in the year ending March 2023. | 100%
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88,225 | The prison population on 13th October 2023. | 100%
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9x | This is how many times more likely Black people are to be stopped and searched than White people. | 100%
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Over 50% | This is the percentage of ethnic minority children living in poverty. | 100%
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Terrorism Act (2000) | This legislation allows police to stop and search people or vehicles whether or not they have a reasonable suspicion. Statistics show that people from Asian ethnic backgrounds are more likely to be stopped and searched than any other group. | 100%
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White People | According to Sharp & Budd (2005), this is the ethnic group which is most likely to commit drug offences. | 100%
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2.2x | This is how many times more likely Black and minority ethnic group people in the UK are to be in 'deep poverty'. They make up 26% of those in 'deep poverty'. | 50%
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5% | The sociologist Roger Hood (1992) found that Black men were had this greater probability of being incarcerated than White men. | 50%
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