Stereotyping positive things (such as asians being good at math) is just as harmful as stereotyping negative things, if that's what you mean
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(especially) historically in the U.S. "passing for white" was a thing many legally defined POC who could manage it definitely did...
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some to the point of completely divesting themselves from relationships with any POC relatives who could (accidentally or not) out them.
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Yes. The definition of racism is that DNA determines morality & intellectual capacity.
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It doesn't matter if it's accurate or not. Asains who are bad at math still exist and such a stereotype sets the bar unrealistically high.
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My point is "Of course you can solve it, you're Asian!" Is just as bad as "I never should've trusted you, you're a Jew!"
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Saying that Asians on average are better at math isn't racist, but assuming that because someone is Asian that they are better at math, is.
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That's what I've been trying to say. Discriminating against said exceptions because they don't live up to the standard is a bad thing.
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The interesting thing is that this chart separates by race. It does not account for socioeconomic status, culture, etc.
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its interesting where your mind wanders to these days.
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