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It's not so complex. The argument is that the fact that socioeconomic inequality unequally effects a certain race indicates a form of systemic racism. The sto
by jayd16 6y ago
It's not so complex. The argument is that the fact that socioeconomic inequality unequally effects a certain race indicates a form of systemic racism.
The story is about the southwest so the history of how our cities were settled is different between each demographic. Blacks, latinos, asians and others all have specific histories in the southwest that differ.
There's no reason every minority should be effected in the same way.
- ttyprintk 6y agoI want to point out that the abstract of this paper mentions Asians but the full text does not.
- jayd16 6y agoAs far as I can tell, the linked study mentions "Asian" once in the introduction but not the abstract. >Our primary variables of interest were median household income, percent Latinx, percent Black, and percent Asian.