> Is class privilege completely nullified by racial privilege, meaning the white kid is likely to earn more than the black kid as an adult? The data doesn't sh

> Is class privilege completely nullified by racial privilege, meaning the white kid is likely to earn more than the black kid as an adult? The data doesn't show this, and puts a much heavier weight on class and geography being the bigger barriers. What data? This is counter to any data I've seen. > these emotionally driven discussions To suggest that there is no rational, factual basis to racism in the U.S. is not helpful to a discussion of serious issues.