... objectively (in no bad way whatsoever) acknowledge trait differences ... This is like the "frictionless surface" of sociology. It sure sounds like a gr

... objectively (in no bad way whatsoever) acknowledge trait differences ... This is like the "frictionless surface" of sociology. It sure sounds like a great thing to shoot for, but our laws carry centuries (if not millennia) of cultural baggage along with them. It's nigh impossible to craft policies that aim only at the ideal, and ignore people's heavy emotional priors (e.g., if you're a person of race A who grew up amidst feelings of animosity towards people of race B that were brought on by centuries of physical and emotional trauma).