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originally posted by: CriticalStinker
Unfortunately the whole topic for the youth I my opinion.
It's sad, but society is fragile right now.
Just my opinion.
Math is already racist. Not statistics, but math in general. They just cut to the chase.
originally posted by: HarumphHarumph
I lean on statistics, not bias or prejudice. Given time,,, statistics will be laid waste and labeled as a tool only used by those deemed politically incorrect and decisive. Just past laws banning the truth already. The majority of the population is complacient enough to let it happen.
originally posted by: seasonal
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
Unfortunately the whole topic for the youth I my opinion.
It's sad, but society is fragile right now.
Just my opinion.
I agree, this has no place in schools. And I got to say the Obama 8 year naval staring did not help racial relations, it hurt them bigly.
I quite often details why I didn't like Obama as a politician. I could go on and on.
But I fail to identify how he could directly have hurt race relations, at least maliciously.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: schuyler
The fair project just asked the question and wondered if there should be more study.
The project’s final conclusion reportedly found that “the lower average IQs of blacks, Southeast Asians, and nonwhite Hispanics means that they are not as likely as non-Hispanic whites and Northeast Asians to be accepted into a more academically rigorous program such as HISP,” the report said. “Therefore the racial disproportionality of HISP is justified.”
originally posted by: brokenghost
a reply to: redhorse
From the mouth of babes..
You can't judge a child like you would an adult. If kids can't speak freely without being reprimanded, then they will grow up repressing others, like they were repressed by the adults of their youth.
Let kids speak their minds without judgement.