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> That didn't happen, concludes a study by a team of Stanford professors. "Large ethnoracial gaps in advanced math course-taking . . . did not change." Is the
by boringuser2 3y ago
> That didn't happen, concludes a study by a team of Stanford professors. "Large ethnoracial gaps in advanced math course-taking . . . did not change."
Is there anything that will get these people to realize that maybe they are working with a hypothesis that is fundamentally flawed?
It doesn't take a large amount of thinking to imagine what might have more predictive power in explaining what's going on here.
- g9yuayon 3y agoThey answer to voters? If so, nothing will unless the voters think otherwise.
- mlrtime 3y agoThe voters got exactly what they asked for. Why do you think this is only happening in NYC, SF and Seattle?
- SuzanSarong 3y ago[flagged]
- intalentive 3y agoIt’s like getting Soviet biologists to reconsider Lysenkoism. A good way to end your career.