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I never claimed that. You did. I refuted that it was "vastly different levels of interest" and supported my counterclaims while you did not.

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• torstenvl 4y ago
  That is false, and you know it to be false. My claim is that they are choosing not to enroll in CS programs, i.e., that they have less interest in CS programs. You dispute my claim, by which it must necessarily follow that they are somehow disproportionately prevented from enrolling despite wanting to enroll. Where is your evidence of that?
  • ProfessorLayton 4y ago
    >My claim is that they are choosing not to enroll in CS programs You're the one with the baseless claim that black people as an entire cohort have "vastly different levels of interest" in CS. I provided several reasons and citations that they're still facing the consequences of systemic racism, and that it's not really a "choice" or "interest". Your continued claim offers nothing other than conjecture without critical thinking as to why this is happening, despite having evidence presented to you. You provide nothing to backup your claims, yet demand that others offer evidence for claims they never made. You're now trying to move goalposts towards by only looking at the university level when that was never my argument, and shows you're not trying to argue in good faith. I'm done.