Artificial Intelligence systems, which are basically vast pattern-noticers, are frequently accused of being racist (because noticing patterns is now racist). But now one has stumbled upon a protective ...
From New Jersey Spotlight News:
Social workers rail against biased license exam
BOBBY BRIER | AUGUST 19, 2022 | SOCIAL
Hundreds joined meeting to complain after report confirmed their fears
Outrage...
The journalists’ union at the New York Times, The News Guild of New York, has issued a report showing that black and Hispanic employees of the NYT do lousier work on average than Asians, who lag behin...
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Our Tamil Brahmin vice president explains equality to us:
Similarly, from ABC News about the end of race-norming in the NFL concuss...
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On his Substack, Noah Carl asks “Is ‘systemic police racism‘ a conspiracy theory?“
As Heather MacDonald notes, ...
As part of the Not So Great Reset of lowering standards in the 2020s, the State Department is going to make it easier for the racially privileged to be hired as foreign service officers.
One of the cur...
Cancelling those who engage in pattern recognition. It’s just what our elite are in the business of doing.
College Board no longer disclosing AP test results by ethnicity, state: Before last year, anyo...
I'm surprised to learn, on Twitter, that internationally famous policy wonk Matt Yglesias has never heard of the infamous Griggs v. Duke Power decision—and a number of others:
In a 2012 Slate article...
It’s almost as if somewhere up the career ladder, affirmative action almost always runs out. For example, apparently when you are a neurosurgery resident, the senior neurosurgeons get extremely seriou...
From: A Berkeley Reader [Email her]
This is a typical item from Berkeleyside, the city's online local newspaper:
Black and Latino students in Berkeley Unified are overrepresented in special edTwenty-e...
