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Not sure why the downvotes here. This is an objectively true fact. And worse is that it’s not limited to white males. Nobody cares about our young black men eit
by listless 5y ago
Not sure why the downvotes here. This is an objectively true fact. And worse is that it’s not limited to white males. Nobody cares about our young black men either. 1/5 die of homicide while we reduce our police presence as if they are the most pressing problem.
At least a white male stands a good chance of not being born into a high crime area they have virtually no chance of escaping.
We suck at diagnosing and solving the real problems.
- imbnwa 5y agoAnd the college gap is most pronounced amongst Black men and Black women, by an absurd ratio, so its fascinating to read a bunch of, presumably, majority CS degree holders who likely aren't Black or Latino talk about how white men have it worst for college enrollment
- listless 5y agoVery true. Again - nobody really seems to care about black males despite the avalanche of hashtags.
- Huwyt_Nashi_071 5y agoMy understanding is that there are countless initiatives - official and unofficial - to select for black students in the form of targeted scholarships, reduced entry requirements, etc. Is that untrue? There would be hell if a single case of equally overt White preference was observed. It would also be interesting to know how jewish enrolments affect White statistics, in that they are disproportionately overrepresented in enrolments yet may be lumped in with "Whites" in some data (implying an even lower actual White representation).
- Joe_Boy_001 5y agoMy understanding is that there are countless initiatives - official and unofficial - to select for black students in the form of targeted scholarships, reduced entry requirements, etc. Is that untrue? There would be hell if a single case of equally overt White preference was observed. Wow some very trigger happy cucks on today. Fuck niggers and kikes.
- jimbokun 5y agoI think the issue isn't so much declaring exactly one group as the ones who have it worst, but to be driven by empirical data about how various groups perform. I believe college enrollment per capita goes something like: white women > black women > white men > black men (not sure where all the other racial groups fall). So a simplistic calculation like "women are less privileged and black people are less privileged therefor we should help black women the most when it comes to college admissions" does not address the real world disparities that exist.