> That's only true if you assume prejudices like racism and sexism don't exist anymore, but they do. These are test scores. They're graded by people -- if not

> That's only true if you assume prejudices like racism and sexism don't exist anymore, but they do. These are test scores. They're graded by people -- if not machines -- that don't know the race of the person taking the test. Anyone of any race can get a better score in one way: By getting more of the answers right.