claim: "there are more young black males involved in the criminal justice system than there are in higher education."
author: ben carson
evidence_1: mar 13, 2012 ... further, racial disparities in the criminal-justice system threaten ... statistics, one  in three black men can expect to go to prison in their lifetime. ... black and  hispanic students represent more than 70 percent of those involved in school- related ... african american students are arrested far more often than their ...
evidence_2: states, with particular emphasis on studies that illustrate differences that can ...  issue of race" and included many activities such as university, community, and  national ... race and criminality more than a century ago, ... much racial bias  exists in the criminal justice system, .... young black men in their 20s were under  control of.
evidence_3: african american males without a high school diploma (massoglia 2008).  negative outcomes like involvement with the justice system are more likely for  low-income ... their city's housing developments known for a high rate of crime; a  young man was ..... parents with mental illness have higher divorce rates than the  general ...
evidence_4: do young black males commit more crimes than their counterparts? are young ...  is there racial bias in the criminal justice system? due to the ... while the  university of washington studies were instrumental in identifying racial  disparities ... key predictors of an individual's initial involvement with the criminal  justice system.
evidence_5: jul 1, 2008 ... to date, there is little evidence on which to base inferences about the ... and  incarcerated for black and hispanic males is much higher than it is for ... of  involvement in serious violence are much higher for blacks than .... the criminal  justice system (quinney, 1970; taylor, walton, & young, 1973; turk, 1969).