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It's predicated on the narrative that the systems of power in the US are all inherently biased towards X category of humans. My opinion is similar to yours: T
by JPKab 5y ago
It's predicated on the narrative that the systems of power in the US are all inherently biased towards X category of humans.
My opinion is similar to yours:
This narrative is injected into as many stories as it can be, whether or not the facts or data in said story support it. It's an inevitable result of elite media organizations being filled with quantitatively illiterate liberal arts graduates from elite universities. Try talking to your average Oberlin graduate sometime and see if they seem remotely humble about their knowledge of the world in proportion to their age. Put that person in a newsroom with editorial decisions delegated to click maximization algorithms. The result is this.
- tweetle_beetle 5y agoI think it's fine to have and express a theory. But if your theory involves attacking a large group of people for not providing evidence (and their lack of humility), then this looks an awful lot like the pot calling the kettle black to me.