SCOTUS rules on Travel Ban

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(06-28-2018, 03:37 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: It does, though, if you think races are equal. It accounts for their being individual differences within the races, and even some variability between races. The difference between races currently seen in this country, though, cannot be accounted for if we truly have equality of opportunity in this country.

I get that we don't have a true equality of opportunity because some people are fortunate to be born to rich people or people with a lot of connections or have both parents or whatever. But, even if we did, I still don't think you're going to see proporationate representation of races in each demographic. And I believe that to be more of the choices of each individual (which is impacted by their local culture and their upbringing and other things as well, to be sure) than with something abstract as "instutionalized racism".