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So are you fine with a service that charges black people more? Or a private company that decides not to hire gays? They're both not public squares or services,
by Udik 6y ago
So are you fine with a service that charges black people more? Or a private company that decides not to hire gays? They're both not public squares or services, right?
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- theredlion 6y agoNot op, but I'll counter with the question: how do you feel about public universities discriminating based on race and sex, which they do
- Jestar342 6y agoNo op either, but negatively, too. Why on earth would think that that make it all ok?
- theredlion 6y agoBecause publicly funded universities hold different ethnicities to different standards which favor particular underrepresented groups simply due to their group identity rather than to a consistent, objective standards. I asked because the response to that question helps me understand w the point of view one is coming from
- oliwarner 6y agoThey're not suggesting that another injustice might not exist in higher education, more that it has nothing to do with the hypothetical of a dating app charging more based on race. Just because there's publicly funded precedent, doesn't mean it's not something that should be tackled and fixed.