Trump's "white genocide" TV ambush fails..

[Syne]

Again, your own dumb straw man. Again, "you would need to show that a specific group, racists (largely shunned by society), somehow still have enough power to cause discrimination."
Otherwise, the null hypothesis prevails.

[Magical Realist]

"Evidence of racial discrimination can be found across various sectors of society. Here's a summary based on the provided search results:

1. Criminal Justice System:
Disproportionate incarceration rates: Black Americans are incarcerated at five times the rate of white Americans.

Police mistreatment: Studies indicate Black and Latino individuals are disproportionately stopped, searched, and experience harsher treatment by police. A 2018 study found Black and Latinx individuals were disproportionately searched without finding contraband.

Biased sentencing: Black men receive longer sentences for the same federal crimes compared to white men.

2. Education:
Evidence suggests disparities in education, including unequal funding, disproportionate discipline for students of color, and the "school-to-prison pipeline". Students from underrepresented communities may attend less resourced schools, potentially impacting graduation rates.

3. Employment:
Racial disparities exist in employment, with reports of Black workers experiencing wage gaps and promotion denials based on race. Black and American Indian/Alaska Native adults are more likely to report difficulties finding and keeping jobs, and Black and Latino individuals are underrepresented in professional roles. Additionally, Black unemployment rates tend to be higher than white unemployment rates.

4. Housing:
Despite the Fair Housing Act, discrimination in housing persists, including refusal to rent or sell, unequal terms, and providing false information about availability. Historical practices like "redlining" have had lasting effects on wealth accumulation, and homes in predominantly Black neighborhoods may be valued less and appreciate slower. Racial concentration in segregated areas also continues.

5. Health Care:
Discrimination in healthcare is reported by Black adults, sometimes leading to avoidance of seeking care. Social and structural barriers can hinder access to quality healthcare for Black Americans, and people from underrepresented communities may experience higher rates of illness and death from various conditions.

6. Other Areas:
Other areas showing evidence of racial discrimination include the persistent racial wealth gap, disproportionate exposure of communities of color to environmental hazards, and digital inequities faced by Black Americans.

These examples highlight the widespread nature of racial discrimination and its impact on individuals and communities, stemming from systemic issues, policies, and biases."

[Syne]

Minorities living in higher crime areas will have more interactions with police, leading to more arrests.
Lack of school choice leaves minorities stuck in failing schools.
Lack of good education likely contributes to future job/promotion prospects.
Higher relative crime rates associated with minorities make them less desirable tenants/neighbors, just as it makes areas less appealing for investment.
Avoiding healthcare due to perceived discrimination, a perception repeatedly reinforced by Democrats, will result in worse outcomes.
Income inequality and racial segregation is highest in Democrat-controlled cities.

[Magical Realist]

Actual transcript of Trump's rambling rant at the meeting. Can you make heads or tails of it? President Ramaphosa's response is perfect! lol

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[Syne]

Yes, Ramaphosa probably would rather bribe people to not talk about what's going on in South Africa.

[Magical Realist]

Minorities living in higher crime areas will have more interactions with police, leading to more arrests.

Being pulled over just because you're black or Latino is not just because they are interacting more with police. The interactions occur BECAUSE of the profiling, otherwise they wouldn't be stopped.

Lack of school choice leaves minorities stuck in failing schools.

"Evidence suggests disparities in education, including unequal funding, disproportionate discipline for students of color, and the "school-to-prison pipeline". Students from underrepresented communities may attend less resourced schools, potentially impacting graduation rates."

Lack of school choices is a result of racism against minority communities. It's not due to liberal efforts towards better education funding.

Lack of good education likely contributes to future job/promotion prospects.

Not when the amount of education is the same for both white and minority prospects:

"The assumption of a perfectly competitive labor market is central to some of the most widely accepted theories in the field of labor economics. But the persistent threat of unemployment, in combination with prohibitive conditions imposed by employer practices, public policy, incomplete information about job opportunities, and geographic immobility, means that workers often cannot change jobs or employers easily and without cost.

This imbalance of power disproportionately disadvantages black workers: One of the most durable and defining features of the U.S. labor market is the 2-to-1 disparity in unemployment that exists between black and white workers. Attempts to explain the gap often cite observed average differences in human capital—particularly, education or skills—between black and white workers as a primary cause. But African Americans have made considerable gains in high school and college completion over the last four-and-a-half decades—both in absolute terms as well as relative to whites—and those gains have had virtually no effect on equalizing employment outcomes. Indeed, the significant racial disparities in unemployment that are observed at each level of education, across age cohorts, and among both men and women are the strongest evidence against the notion that education or skills differentials are responsible for the black-white unemployment gap.

Another defining feature of racial inequality in the labor market is the significant pay disparities between black and white workers. In 2019, the typical (median) black worker earned 24.4% less per hour than the typical white worker. This is an even larger wage gap than in 1979, when it was 16.4%. Controlling for racial differences in education, experience, and the fact that black workers are more likely to live in lower-wage Southern states leaves an unexplained gap of 14.9% in 2019 (out of a total average gap of 26.5%). This is up from an unexplained gap of 8.6% in 1979 (out of a total average gap of 17.3%). Any simple or rational explanation for this disparity is further complicated by the fact that racial wage gaps among men are significantly larger than among women."

Higher relative crime rates associated with minorities make them less desirable tenants/neighbors, just as it makes areas less appealing for investment.

That's racism. That more affluent white neighborhoods don't want to live next to minorities because they are stereotyped as criminals is racial discrimination, which forces them to live in poorer more crime infested neighborhoods. It also explains redlining and the continued lower selling prices of homes owned by blacks. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Avoiding healthcare due to perceived discrimination, a perception repeatedly reinforced by Democrats, will result in worse outcomes.

How do democrats reinforce the perception of discrimination against blacks in healthcare? Are you saying blacks are too stupid to know when they are actually being discriminated against?

Income inequality and racial segregation is highest in Democrat-controlled cities.

How are democratic majority cities responsible for the income inequality and racial segregation of minorities? Do you think people who vote Democrat are axiomatically not racist?