This is dangerous view IMO. Knowledge should not be suppressed just because some people might interpret it incorrectly. If you fear the problem is "complacency

This is dangerous view IMO. Knowledge should not be suppressed just because some people might interpret it incorrectly. If you fear the problem is "complacency around issues around structural racism and equality in education" then why not address those problems head on rather than propose to not talk about heritable IQ? I mean both structural racism and equality in education aren't at all difficult problems. They are only made difficult because large part of population is still effectively racist, has racist role models and has approval from government officials. It apparently is ok for people to be racist. If you are racist today, you can happily live with friends that have the same view and tune out the rest of the world that does not agree with you. And as long as it is ok for people to be racist they will always find some kind of excuse for their beliefs whether it is heritable IQ or something else.