Harvey’s Introduction
This one of the best reviews of the real situation with regard to the racial problems in our country from a very thoughtful man. Read it twice and then pass it on to your friends.
Category: Racial Justice/Bias
Harvey’s Introduction
The media continually turns any shooting of a black man (of which there are very few) into an example of racism. It almost never turns out to be the case, but the public never hears that.
Harvey’s Introduction
This is a fascinating read on the the subject of changing the subject. I enjoyed it immensely.
Harvey’s Introduction
Rufo is writing a series on critical race theory and how it is playing out in our society. This article, which appeared in the City Journal of the Manhattan Institute shows it in action in public schools in Cupertino
Harvey’s Introduction
Rufo is writing a series on critical race theory and how it is playing out in our society. This article, which appeared in the City Journal of the Manhattan Institute shows it in action in public schools in Missouri
Harvey’s Introduction
Rufo is writing a series on critical race theory and how it is playing out in our society. This article, which appeared in the City Journal of the Manhattan Institute shows it in action in public schools in San Diego
Harvey’s Introduction
Critical Race Theory sounds like a scientific look at something. It’s not. It is scientifically unsound and morally bankrupt.
Harvey’s Introduction
This is an interesting essay on how we are seeking diversity of irrelevant external factors like color and ethic background and not on diversity of thought. He highlights the conflicts between seeking this kind of diversity and meritocracy. It has become ridiculous with the growth of diversity and inclusion initiatives in all our important institutions. Illustrations abound in Biden’s senior personnel decisions and his descriptions of why he picked them. Competence? Nah! Experience? Not needed! Running the country should be serious business and not used for virtue signaling.
Harvey’s Introduction
Glenn Loury is a truly outstanding scholar and economist who has written and discussed affirmative action in theory and in practice. This edited transcript of an interview of him is worth reading. You will learn.
Harvey’s Introduction
There are large gaps in the status between blacks and other Americans. Many blame these differences on bias across almost all institutions, processes and businesses. Heather MacDonald utterly destroys their thesis with data and facts. The gap is not due to bias, it’s due to a skills gap. Efforts to solve the problem by treating the problem as bias related will only continue to divide the country and maintain the gap.