A partisan talking point which refers to the purported percentage of African-Americans making up 13% of the U.S. population. But causing 50% percent of the crime in the U.S.
Person 1: "Hey 13/50 is an out of context statistic!"
Person 2: "Whatever!!"
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Literally, it's a shorthand reference to the FBI study which found that half (approximately 50%) of violent crime was perpetrated by a small minority making (13% of the population). Implicitly, it's a refutation of the claim you can conclude that law enforcement is systemically racist based on the fact that members of the minority group account for a disproportionate number of violent confrontations with the police.
She said, "how can you deny the cops are racist when so many more black men are shot," and he justsaid, "1350."
A memetic phrase referencing the 2019 FBI crime statistic that roughly 50% of the violent crimes in the US was caused by a minority making up 13% of the population
When a person uses a statistic without any knowledge of its context.
Originating in the US, 1350 is a statistic used to prove black criminality even though the report it originated from concludes that black people commit more crimes because of poor socio-economic conditions.
Bro, you're totally 1350ing that case right now. Read the report!
When we talk about the success or failure of a group of people, it's important not to bring identity into it. When you 1350 something, you don't prove your point, you only prove your bigotry.