Mari tomer's Profile

Black males represented the largest percentage (35.4 percent) of inmates held in
custody, followed by white males (32.9 percent) and Hispanic males (17.9
percent)."

At midyear 2005, nearly 4.7 percent of black males were in prison or jail,
compared to 1.9 percent of Hispanic males, and 0.7 percent of white males. Among
males in their late 20s, nearly 12 percent of black males, compared to 3.9
percent of Hispanic males and 1.7 percent of white males, were incarcerated.

There were 744,000 homeless people in the United States in 2005, according to
the first national estimate in a decade.