Yes because I have one. Your world view looks at the statistics and because you think there is systemic racism you believe what the race activists tell you wga5vtfe statistics are saying. It's calked confirmation bias.
My brain tells me the statistics don't tell the whole story and say what you think they say.
So when there is a racial disparity show in every statistic across the board from the justice system, employment, housing conditions, education, and just about everything els plus considering this countrie's history you see no pattern? That is because you trust your opinion more that facts that you don't like
You provided statistics and things that race activists had to say.
I didn't know the government was a race activist.
The system us not built to be racist.
What was it built on racial equality and the elimination of class? You did take American history in school I assume. How about geography? Do you know that inequality exists everywhere? It can be based on race, language, class, economics. The inequality in this country is based on race and class as I am sure you have noticed, poor whites don't have it much better than blacks. Their saving grace is that they are white so the will be given the benefit of the doubt more often.
Right, because all the judges are a bunch of racists. That's a worldview.
I didn't say all judges are racist, what I said was most people have prejudices and many aren't even aware of them.
Because the statistics don't tell the whole story
What DO they tell.....perhaps what is happening? It's not just taking one statistic and developing a theory based on that one statistic but when you look at a wide range of statistics, a picture is painted. What would you trust more than a wide variety of statistical data? Perhaps a survey? That can paint a picture but is also not as accurate because people can always say what they think the survyer wants to hear. Statisitcs are raw data and one group of statistical data is not enough to paint an accurate picture of a trend but statistics collected from all areas of life showing the same trend does begin to paint a picture.
Here's one statistic from the National Bureau of Economic Research. Here is how they figured out that just having a white-sounding or black-sounding name has a huge impact on the rate of callbacks. 50% less callbacks for black resumes that had more experience and/or education on their resume
"The 50 percent gap in callback rates is statistically very significant, Bertrand and Mullainathan note in
Are Emily and Greg More Employable than Lakisha and Jamal? A Field Experiment on Labor Market Discrimination (NBER Working Paper No.
9873). It indicates that a white name yields as many more callbacks as an additional eight years of experience. Race, the authors add, also affects the reward to having a better resume. Whites with higher quality resumes received 30 percent more callbacks than whites with lower quality resumes. But the positive impact of a better resume for those with Africa-American names was much smaller."
www.nber.org
Do you see how studying statistics can paint a picture of a situation? These people deliberately send out 5,000 resumes in answer to ads in Chicago and Boston. Can you explain why this is happening?
See, I do believe racism exists. It's just not built into the system
Slavery and Jim Crow were built into not only the legal system but into the fabric of our nation. You don't change a law and simultaneously change the culture of an entire nation.
Most? No that's your world view.
Most people (like I said black and white) have some kind of prejudice and many don't know it's there.