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I took a long walk in slutty clothes, 98% ppl on the street were white or asian - but all 4 ppl who catcalled me were black. Why is this?

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Is this supposed to prove something or say anything about the way the world is?

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Because if it is, then your sample size is bad, your methods are bad, and this is an anecdote at best.

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wat. I'm just noticing a pattern that I'm curious about. This isn't the first time, either - nearly all catcallers are black

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Show me your evidence

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I feel like "noticing a pattern" that "nearly all catcallers are black" is something that requires a heavier burden of proof

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