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I'm betting the location thing alone would still keep 99% of the present discrimination. At some point the question should probably change from "How can we fo

I'm betting the location thing alone would still keep 99% of the present discrimination. At some point the question should probably change from "How can we force Uber drivers to increase risk of losing well-being, wallet, and car in the name of fairness to customers?" to "Why are these neighborhoods/people/demographic so scary to working class citizens, and what can we do to fix it?"

ebfe 10y ago
Isn't the answer to the latter known? Working class citizens are more likely to be victimized in the presence of those neighborhoods/people/demographics. Hence why arguments against racism are never on the grounds that it's irrational, but rather that it's low-status/unpopular etc.