> That "good data" you're talking about is corrupt because they focus on black people while non-blacks get away. I never really thought about the sampling bias

> That "good data" you're talking about is corrupt because they focus on black people while non-blacks get away. I never really thought about the sampling bias that way... I'm sure there is racism as well - it is a big problem - but race is a real thing, I don't think we can pretend everyone is equal either. Certainly nobody should be underprivileged, but I still think discrimination is healthy.