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Women More Racist than Men; Liberals as Racist as Ever

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I always outrage feminists with this claim: Men are less racist than women.  Proof: Men have more diversity in their dating lives than women.  Really; it's true.  How many of your proper white female friends have ever dated or have relations a black guy?  How many of your male friends have been with a black chick?  It's a fun question.  Start asking.... and listening to rationalizations.  It really is fun to pull the, "Your life is a disparate impact claim waiting to happen!" card.  If GE doesn't have enough favored minorities on its payroll, then GE has racist hiring practices.  Yet in our own lives, our lack of friendship diversity is probative of nothing.  Why? Anyhow, evidence continues to support my assertion that women are more racist than men:Consider "Racial Preferences in Dating," a study of more than 400 graduate and professional students who participated in speed dating sessions at Columbia University organized by Raymond Fisman, Sheena S...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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