Although gun violence is primarily concentrated in cities, cities are becoming increasingly safer. Violence in cities persists, but it remains concentrated within small social networks within those cities. For example, in 2015, a quarter of gun homicides in the U.S. occurred in neighborhoods in which less than two percent of the country’s population resides.
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