“According to the 1950 Census, the population of the United States was 150,697,361. Of this total, 15,042,286, or 10 percent, identified as Black or African American alone.”
I guess Reason would see it as a period of maximum freedom.
I guess Reason would see it as a period of maximum freedom.
1. https://www.census.gov/newsroom/blogs/random-samplings/2023/...
2. https://insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/jim-crow-er...
Of course you presumably have a good source backing up your claim that Blacks are afraid to identify their race on the census, and trustworthy alternate statistics counting the racial makeup of the US?
Reason certainly doesn’t support racism or not giving full civil rights to blacks.
And if you RTFA, you’d see 25% of liberals agree they have to self-censor so clearly it’s not just the right who thinks this is a problem.
They are biased towards an individualist, "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" interpretation of racism. As long as there isn't overt discrimination, any racial discrepancy is assumed to be the result of choices or inate capabilities differing between individuals of different races.
They are heavily biased against admitting to the existence of any systematic racism.
That’s not a bias, that’s approaching a problem differently.
Like is said, actually critique their ideas, don’t just say “oh, they’re just stupid”. That’s just intellectually lazy.