As they write, yes. Smarter blacks more likely to identify with White culture and as White, holding skin tone constant. @Oantastlig
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you're arguing 0 env. role in influencing wage gaps in 1940 US south?
I'm arguing small to zero effect size of colorism, then and especially now. @RCAFDM @toad_spotted @Oantastlig
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yes, and I suspect that's probably basically correct, but existence of racial effects then may +
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have largely been binary.
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Even statisticaldiscrimination/signaling story would indicate that effects of passing were not selection
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