As gun violence remains on the uptick in the U.S., experiences with gun-related incidents are also rising, according to a KFF survey.
In 2023 so far, there have already been 11,653 deaths as a result of gun violence, per the archive.People of color in the U.S. are disproportionately affected by gun-related injuries and deaths, as well as worries about gun violence, according to the survey.
31% of Black adults said they have personally witnessed someone being shot, as did one-fifth of Hispanic adults . One-third of Black adults have a family member who was killed by a gun — that's twice as many as white adults. One-third of Black adults and Hispanic adults said they worry either "every day," or "almost every day" about themselves or a loved one becoming a victim of gun violence. That compares to one in 10 white adults.
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