There is a genetic difference between men and women found in the X chromosome. The X chromosome boosts production of testosterone, a steroid chemical that drives one to be more violent. It's not "sexist" to say that such a difference exists, because it's not a stereotype -- it's true by definition of man and woman and thus true of every single member of those groups.
Is it racist to believe a scientific study that found one race has higher levels of testosterone?
When you believe something is true of a group that isn't necessarily true (because it isn't true by definition), that is racism, sexism, etc. depending on what groups you speak of. Your beliefs about blacks having a certain "culture", for example, is racist because it's not only not true of every member, but isn't even true about the majority of them.
That would mean believing men are more violent is sexist. Do you think God was wrong to tell Jews to annihilate ethnic groups due to them being much more sinful than other groups?
In your previous post, you claimed that blacks "lacked work ethic", and when I clarified how that excludes them from being lovers of money, so you changed that to "prefer[ing] to steal and scam people instead of working hard". I claimed that blacks were disproportionately poor in an earlier post, and that's something that I can prove by citing the nonpartisan US Government Census Bureau. https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/visualizations/2017/demo/p60-259/figure1.pdf Where does your belief come from?
They've also been caught and convicted of more crimes (a proxy for immorality), work less than everyone else, and collect far more welfare benefits (an indication of sloth/laziness/poor work ethic) according to nonpartisan US govt statistics.
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