> I didn't do that, so I don't know why you're bringing it up I'm not trying to mischaracterize you, but I'm pretty sure you used "literal white supremacist ta

> I didn't do that, so I don't know why you're bringing it up I'm not trying to mischaracterize you, but I'm pretty sure you used "literal white supremacist talking point" to refer to the parent's suggestion that culture seems to play a role in disparities. > so it's weird you'd focus your debate on the people adding the context ... yet is still somehow necessary to say. My debate wasn't focused on you adding this context, my argument is that critiquing culture is a valid thing to do. I never argued that you oughtn't add context, only that omitting the context (as it is common sense) isn't proof of racism in the same way that not opening a conversation with a treatise on gravity doesn't make one 'anti-science'. I'm trying to read and respond to your comments carefully so as to not accidentally argue against straw men--please afford me the same courtesy.