gallantwarrior
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He assumes all whites are racist.And you are assuming all white doctors are racist?You are assuming all the medical staff is white?If the children are born into similiar households, money, parents etc the disadvantage still begins prior to birth. The prejudices the medical staff carry can create a disadvantage for the Black child.At birth, the white baby is more likely to be born into a 2 parent household, is more likely to be raised by better educated parents, is less likely to face discrimination because of the color of his/her skin. The white child is more likely to have more positive role models thru the formative years.
Those are just a few differences off the top of my head.
Please reread my post and answer the questions I asked AT THE POINT OF BIRTH. If it helps, you can assume that both babies are born into similar households with similar educations.
But at least you responded. It appears that no one else is willing to discuss this issue. Why is that?
Nope. I am assuming that there are more white people in policy making roles.
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