Re:Examining the Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration
by hnpc123 on Tuesday September 15, 2015 @06:23PM
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I don't have a plan of action. If my argument is sound and we accept it then the implications for what that would mean for public policy and society are not exactly nice or easy to think about.
I do know that we predicate school funding and a lot of other education/social policies on "bridging the achievement gap" and maybe this should be re-examined.
If IQ is that important, why use an unreliable, socially constructed grouping instead of measuring it directly?