That’s a pretty short list. Mine would break the servers at sdn
This is why I would always do an internet/social media search before hiring someone. If someone is likely to be litigious or trouble-making, I have no interest in dealing with them.
She is a walking lawsuit.
-Chief Justice Roberts
Kinda along the lines of what MLK had a dream about.
How is Ron DeSantis a race baiter?
www.rollingstone.com
www.politico.com
AP African American Studies is race-baiting? Or is it pornography?
We probably don't disagree much. I think DeSantis overshoots a bit here and with his fight against Disney.
As someone who trained there, I can attest that it absolutely is not like this at all. I'm not sure that the person is saying this happened at Yale... at least I did not see her mention where she witnessed it.
During my four years of residency there, I never once saw a psychiatry resident present or even allowed in the trauma bay. I doubt things have changed. They all stayed in the CIU (crisis intervention unit) -- the ED psych area that was locked. Rarely would they leave their domicile to come evaluate a patient in the regular ED.
I'm sorry, did I hurt your feelings? I'm not the person who pivoted this to politics. Are you suggesting that people who aren't toeing the far right line shouldn't participate? Because your feelings? Am I invading your safe space?
If the only thing you have is a hammer...
I'm pretty sure anyone who believes that has never read anything by the people actually teaching CRT. Certainly neither Peterson nor Rufo would be considered reliable unbiased sources or experts on CRT. If you want a counter point feel like reading the following.
www.forbes.com
I don't think John Roberts said that or if he did I couldn't find the quote. Don't think the supreme court has weighed in on either CRT or the strawman versions of CRT being thrown around.
Exactly. Don't know why it is so controversial to say that the deck has been stacked and despite improvements remains stacked. Acknowledging it is stacked is not saying some guy in a KKK robe stacked it on purpose because he is a racist dingus, but he might have.
Holy sh!ite, I can't say a$$whole? Can you substitute something less stupid than dingus?
Can you provide any examples of effective cancellation for criticizing Critical Race Theory? I get the impression that Cancel Culture is another bogeyman used to scare people and stir up outrage. Jordan Peterson was mentioned above for his opposition to Critical Race Theory, so I looked up where he is now and it appears that he retired (was not fired) from the University of Toronto (he holds an emeritus position still), now teaches at Ralston College, and has an estimated net worth of $8 million. That doesn't sound cancelled to me.
What's the point of going to school if we're only going to learn about viewpoints that we agree with? Book banning was how the Catholic Church kept the masses ignorant for hundreds of years.
CRT examines systemic racism, not individual racism. The US Constitution may be color-blind, but human beings are not and have passed racist laws on the books up until the 1970s (Jim Crow, segregation laws, etc.).
In today's environment, systemic racism is highlighted in drug laws and prison sentences. For example, crack cocaine carries a harsher prison sentence than powder cocaine. One is mainly an urban drug, and the other is largely white-collar.
Second, black men, on average, face harsher prison sentences than white men for the same crime (up to 20% higher) even after you correct for confounding factors (first offense, same criminal history, same socioeconomic status).` In fact, the US govt published the study:
Demographic Differences in Sentencing
(November 2017) A report updating the Commission's data analysis concerning demographic differences in federal sentencing practices set forth in the Commission's 2012 Report to the Congress: Continuing Impact of United States v. Booker on Federal Sentencing.www.ussc.gov
Minorities Who 'Whiten' Job Resumes Get More Interviews - Recruiting - Harvard Business School
The HBS blog for recruiting partners features recruiting advice, company perspectives, and student and alumni stories.www.hbs.edu
I mean... sure it's a case study, but I imagine there isn't a lot of funding for a blinded "replace the family pictures between appraisals" study. Some how I doubt that there's a bunch of real estate agents willing to work for free either.
Home appraisal increased by almost $100,000 after Black family hid their race
Appraisal discrimination is a problem that's well known within the Black community, but it's not widely acknowledged.www.usatoday.com
I think this is the huge problem. The country is like the 60 year old who comes in and says he has no medical history, but then admits to being on 3 antihypertensives and Lantus. The damage caused by decades of uncontrolled blood pressure and blood sugar doesn't suddenly go away just because they're under control today.
The country does have a racial legacy to deal with, and one that wasn't fixed in 1964. Why is crack and powder cocaine treated differently, for example? Why are there correlation studies showing difference in home values based on neighborhood?
The problem is twofold. First, we need to identify the damage caused by the legacy. Just because someone stopped smoking doesn't mean that they don't need a screening CT yearly.
The second, and even harder issue, is trying to fix that damage. I wish it was as simple as giving people a ton of money. That's easy. However it does very little to address the root causes and windfall cash without the generational knowledge and values that is built up alongside generational wealth is not going to fix the problem. I don't have a good solution to that. What I do know is that saying that even looking at the problem is "race baiting," as some here do, is certainly not helpful.
