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So you don't believe people are equal?

• threatofrain 4y ago
  Not unless we do the proper work to make it so. Values prescribe where we want to go, not where we are today or the history we came from. Thus I expect a doctor who is treating someone of my ethnic background to take into account any differences which would benefit my medical outcomes.
  • alephnan 4y ago
    Since you're talking about the example of healthcare, you're saying people from different races are physiologically different? If they're physiologically different, are they somehow less capable of high functioning abilities? Or is their health a function of socioeconomics? If it's socioeconomic, then Nigerian-Americans and other socioeconomically successful immigrant groups should be positively discriminated as to be equitable to disadvantaged socioeconomic groups such as Vietnamese-Americans and Filipinos Americans. Or, for the purposes of appearing diverse, tech companies and universities include Nigerian-Americans in their statistics of black employees and Southeast Asians in with other Asians ?
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  • boppo1 4y ago
    >do the proper work to make it so. What, specifically, is the proper work? How, specifically, will we know we have been successful and the work is completed?