According to the progressive definition of racism ('structural oppression'), minorities cannot be racist. That makes it likely that norms against ['dictionary definition'] racism are less enforced among minorities, and we might see more racist attitudes among them? Is there data?
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Replying to @Plinz
This is dangerous thinking. Just one step away from being called a gateway drug to the alt-right. Or maybe you are already past this point then you know what station is next...
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Replying to @ClipperChip
That was quick. I am not interested in a prescriptive/moralizing stance here, and I am definitely not saying that minorities are on average less right or wrong than non-minorities. I am interested in a statistical effect among groups of homo sapiens.
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Replying to @Plinz
I am perfectly aware - I know that you're a scientist and that is the only approach you care about. But that will not matter to those putting you in their boxes and trying to discredit you. This topic is so dangerous that it is a taboo to bring up in the SJW scenes.
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Replying to @ClipperChip @Plinz
To actually address your question though: I don't know - but I would be very suspicious of any data that may be available as it isn't unreasonable to assume the study behind it was tainted.
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Replying to @ClipperChip @Plinz
In other words: If you are genuinely interested in the results, possibly ready to be surprised, consider your own study. Because I would think that any other effort in this direction was initiated by the desire to prove a certain point.
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I have no expertise or standing to conduct such studies, and think that if not done expertly, I'd be moving into dangerous and highly contested territory. I have no interest in that.
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