Second part, probably driven by selection bias.
Sib study for Blacks indicate skin tone associations are mostly non-causal and fairly small within families. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2741797 …
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As they write, yes. Smarter blacks more likely to identify with White culture and as White, holding skin tone constant.
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err, smarter as defined by white people? Hardly surprising.
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Smarter as you know smarter. Does not matter who invented tests (genetic fallacy).
@doctorwhy@Oantastlig
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A lot mix findings on topic. Lighter skin do better in society, but lighter skin do poorly academically cuz they want to fit in dark skin
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Not really. A lot of cross-sectional studies conflate skin tone with ancestry. Siblings studies find little effect.
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