Books on certain uncomfortable subjects are being banned today, and spoken references about groups who are not “normal white folks” are being retranslated into something ideologically acceptable.
Best example: Skin-color bias (or racism). The United States has been dealing with it for centuries. But it’s a worldwide phenomenon. For example, MIT Mexico studies were able to predict educational attainment, occupational status and household income according to three skin color categories. They found that the darkest skin-tone individuals had the lowest socioeconomic status, with the lightest skinned Mexicans at the highest levels of achievement.
Supremacy belongs to the lighter-skinned of just about any population.
So what do we do about it?
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