> "Science is political" because most scientists aspire to answer questions that will have value for society. There are other ways for science to be political

> "Science is political" because most scientists aspire to answer questions that will have value for society. There are other ways for science to be political than that: Source: https://libguides.umn.edu/antiracismlens https://libguides.umn.edu/antiracismlens === Learn the racist history of statistics Francis Galton, Karl Pearson, and Ronald Fisher are three of the statisticians who established the fundamental basis and techniques of modern statistics, and they were all eugenicists. There is a modern discourse on the racist history of statistics and data collection methodology, and a number of books published: Thicker than blood: how racial statistics lie (sociology) Weapons of math destruction (mathematics) White logic, white methods: racism and methodology (sociology)