Aapje58

This possibility is nearly always discussed in the context of whether racial differences in outcomes are solely due to discrimination or whether there are other factors in play. Other explanations than genetic differences and racism are also often discussed.

This is important because the claim that racial gaps are solely due to racism is used to advocate for far-reaching reforms, which have huge risks and which won't actually close the gap if racism is not the cause or at least in the way as is claimed.

Which he regretted, so he removed his original blog and started blogging under a pen name.

He doesn't have present-day Nick Land on the blog roll for his new blog, though.