FBI has been deliberately mislabeling black and hispanic criminals "white" for a while, so it's even worse.

It was never 13, that's the entire population, not the ones from that entire group actually committing the 50 or 60 or whatever number it is.

13 = every man, woman, and child within the black population in the USA.

Generously cutting that straight down the middle for men/women means 6.5% are black males. Then you need to close things down even further for the ones from that group more likely to be committing the crimes, so remove the infants, remove most of the elderly, and you get maybe 3%.

So it was never 13/50, it was always closer to 3/50, or whatever the 50 really was.

Jumped up to 60 during the covid shit.

I mean it's almost all young men from other ethnicities committing violent crime too, although youth violence is typically slightly more pronounced in black demographics than others.

It's all percentages relative to other demographics so if you're cutting down to only young men of black ethnicity then you should cut down to only young men of other ethnicities, at which point you're back to ~13% of the total sample size.

If not more like 15+% at that point, since black birth rates have been higher for the last couple of decades as well as doing a worse job of surviving into old age, so they have an overall younger age distribution.

I'm fairly certain that even if young men are the biggest driver, black people of all ages and both sexes still outperform their counterparts in other demographics when it comes to violent crime. So, a black woman is less likely to be a violent criminal than a black man, but she's still more likely to be a violent criminal than a white woman.