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Would have been nice to see the stats for the twenty-three clear offenders up top (p. 66) - still trying to figure it out now. I'm open to being convinced that
by phnofive 5y ago
Would have been nice to see the stats for the twenty-three clear offenders up top (p. 66) - still trying to figure it out now.
I'm open to being convinced that Census data for racially associated names is common knowledge among recruiters, but I'm not there yet.
- nerdponx 5y agoI suspect that you could predict the "Blackness" of a name using character n-grams, with reasonable accuracy. Not to mention given+family name combos as mentioned in a sibling comment. You don't need to know the actual Census data for each name.
- babesh 5y agoI bet that you can figure it out based on the information given: Fortune 500, automotive, service, furniture.