Re:Harvard discrimination lawsuit: data show penalization of...
by AnthonyMouse on Monday June 18, 2018 @12:26AM
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> Put another way, if whites took a pay cut so they made the same as blacks, $1.6 trillion of national income would disappear, a number comparable to the total income of the entire top 1% ($2 trillion).
Isn't this how that is expected to look if the difference is due to elites? The total difference is equal to the amount made by the elites, almost all of whom are white. And that's assuming the "elites" are only the top 1% and not e.g. the top 20%.
Or look at it from the bottom side. The population of white people who make less than the median black person in the US is larger than the black population of the US.
Isn't this how that is expected to look if the difference is due to elites? The total difference is equal to the amount made by the elites, almost all of whom are white. And that's assuming the "elites" are only the top 1% and not e.g. the top 20%.
Or look at it from the bottom side. The population of white people who make less than the median black person in the US is larger than the black population of the US.