top gun violence states in the us
Alaska is located in the Western United States. Alaska has the highest rate of gun deaths in the country. On average, nearly 173 people are shot with a gun every year. According to everytown.org, Alaska also has the third highest rate of gun suicides in the US. Alaska tends to have a high gun ownership rate with 64.5 per cent.
Mississippi is a southern U.S. state. The state has one of the highest gun death rates in the US. Mississippi reported 818 gun-related deaths in 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In 2022, there have been 5 school shootings in Mississippi.
New Mexico, a state in the Southwestern United States, allow adults to openly carry guns. In 2019, 471 New Mexicans died from gun violence. Nearly 481 New Mexico residents died in 2020 from firearm-related injuries. Black people are the most likely to experience gun violence.
Alabama is a southeastern U.S. state. Alabama has one of the nation’s highest rates of gun deaths. Alabama is an “open carry” state, which means that adults may openly carry a firearm without a permit.
South Carolina is a southeastern U.S. state. According to CDC data, South Carolina experienced a 35 per cent spike in gun-related deaths in 2020. Over 60 people have suffered gunshot wounds as a result of the mass shooting in South Carolina in 2022.
These are the top 5 gun violence states in the US. What do you think about the gun culture in the US?
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