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I think the idea is that racism relies on a scientist's personal agenda, in your case. It is not racist to say "black people have higher rates of sickle cell an
by y-curious 2y ago
I think the idea is that racism relies on a scientist's personal agenda, in your case. It is not racist to say "black people have higher rates of sickle cell anemia", it's a statistic. Having reproducible statistics can never be "racist" in my opinion, even if it hurts people's sensibilities. Interpreting statistics as biased because they offend you is akin to calling people I don't like "Nazis"
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- alganet 2y agoCan we get all statistics? About everything? Rethorical questions. Not everything in research is about bias. Somewhere there is a choice on what to research. That choice can reveal prejudice or a conflict of interests.