I don't think that just the color of your skin have unique characteristics for each race. However, I do think that the culture you are raised in does instill di

I don't think that just the color of your skin have unique characteristics for each race. However, I do think that the culture you are raised in does instill different values that contribute to your success in society. A driven person will have the power to change their community, no matter their skin color. But one culture over another may be more effective at establishing the preconditions that driven people arise from. Evaluating people based on the cultural enviornment seems effective but I'm not entirely convinced that the fault lines are strictly related to race. I think people get confused when they see a group of people associated with a specific economic outcome and erroneous attribute that to race instead of culture. Those conversations seem valuable, but it seems easy to misinterpret such a conversation as either racist or classist. Definitely these things should be talked about behind closed doors to avoid character assassination attempts.