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I suspect most systemic oppression is a myth. But it's very commonly used as an important concept in America, and I wanna make sure I'm not missing anything - can someone steelman systemic oppression for me - what it means exactly, and if that definition is supported by data?

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ok that is definitely farther than i meant to take this, I think it's pretty unlikely that, even if there is IQ difference between races, that it's a significant enough effect to be anywhere comparable to racism or sexism.

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Sorry, I definitely agree there is a gap, I meant genetically

6:47 PM · Feb 26, 2020