You're doing the same thing here you accuse others of doing.

Brian C

Jul 21, 2020·1 min read

You're doing the same thing here you accuse others of doing. Making generalizations about people based on racial categories. It's just that here you are inventing your own new, improved categories, like "communities of color" and the silly "non-Hispanic Euro-American women"

And you even say later on:

"Science 101: If you cannot define groups consistently, then you cannot make scientific generalizations about them."

Brian C

Retired software developer, husband, father. Student of history. Met Fan

Communities of color in the United States, for example, often have reduced access to medical care, well-balanced diets, and healthy environments. They are often treated more harshly in their interactions with law enforcement and the legal system. Studies show that they experience greater social stress, including endemic racism, that adversely affects all aspects of health. For example, babies born to African American women are more than twice as likely to die in their first year than babies born to non-Hispanic Euro-American women.

Race Is Real, But It’s Not Genetic

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