Race

Introduction

Nothing here yet.

DNA Differences

• From a tweet, "Even two San from different groups both living in Namibia’s Northern Kalahari desert, and speaking click languages from the same family, are more genetically distinct from one another, by a solid 20%, than a person from Stockholm is from a person from Shanghai."

Segregation

• "The Rise of Segregation in the Federal Bureaucracy, 1900-1930,"

August Meier and Elliott Rudwick, Phylon 2nd Qtr., 1967, Vol. 28, No. 2 (2nd Qtr., 1967), pp. 178-184.

Other

• https://www.manhattan-institute.org/social-construction-racism-united-states "he Social Construction of Racism in the United States,"]Eric Kaufmann April 7, 2021. Interesting article on a survey study of racism and how people think it is bad and getting worse.

• A 2021 Razib Khan review of Murray's Facing Reality book in Quillette that soberly looks at the psychology of liberal denial of reality.

• Cupid dating service tables of how men and women of 4 different ethnicities race each group

• Roosevelts 1906 State of the Union speech on lynching and on public education for all races.

• Racial Trouble in the Vietnam Era Military, shocking stories of black gang violence by Helen Andrew (2023).

Abilities

• White Cornerbacks, Sports Illustrated (2017).

• WSJ article with tables on the 5 jobs most dominated by each race.

• "The children of Asian parents without a high school diploma outperform the children of black parents with PhDs on the SAT. The performance gap is half of a standard deviation." https://twitter.com/eyeslasho/status/1756689742207299837

Racial Preferences

• David Bernstein tweet: " When the U Mich Law faculty debated whether to include Cuban Americans for Hispanic preferences, "one professor objected on the grounds that Cubans were Republican." Grutter v. Bollinger, 539 US at 393."

• LSD GPA nad LSAT information on applicants.

Reparations

• Washington Post aritcle on the Boustan study that found slaveowners had less wealth than non-slaveowners in the south in 1870, but later caught up by 1880, I think.