Study shows class bias in hiring based on few seconds of speech

Re:Study shows class bias in hiring based on few seconds of ... by metiscus on Tuesday April 27, 2021 @10:54PM (#26964963)

What I was explaining is my understanding of the point of view of the people who believe he does have privilege for his race. It is not my belief but I try to understand all sides of arguments and did my best to represent it.

To continue, briefly. The difference between the various other types of benefits vs "whiteness" is twofold but interconnected. It is obvious who is and is not in the group and the group has institutional power. Most other sets of parameters do not work together in this way.

Again this isn't my position so if it is yours and I've misrepresented it, chime in please.

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Re:Study shows class bias in hiring based on few seconds of ... by golemiprague on Wednesday April 28, 2021 @02:31AM (#26966354)

I don't care whose position it is and I apreciate your effort to explain it, no need to apologise.

Regarding the point itself, rich people or higher classes people as a group also have "institutional power", much more than white people as a group. It is pretty easy to differentiate people background after some sentences as the research shows. So the only difference between those two disadvantages is exchanging some words. Even if it is a significant difference, it still doesn't change or cancel other circumstances in a person life and doesn't make this difference overruling any other difference.

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