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Genuine question because you state this as fact: why does it need to match the racial distribution of the entire population? To me it’s a little presumptuous t
by annexrichmond 5y ago
Genuine question because you state this as fact: why does it need to match the racial distribution of the entire population?
To me it’s a little presumptuous that there’s an equal demand across racial categories.
I’m not saying there shouldn’t be but acting as if that’s the case won’t have achieve the results you want.
- jacobr1 5y agoI agree, the argument always seem to be some kind of inductive reasoning stemming from the presumption that unequal representation is not only a bad thing, but causally due to either past or present racist actions. This seems very facile to me, even though there undoubtedly is overlap with the truth. But as to my own view, I remain a meritocrat, despite the the tide that seems to turning against such thinking.