Because of you look at the authors on twitter they are allOr maybe most businesses are started by white men lol call me crazy haAre you saying people got jobs based off of skin color not merit ??
What I was pointed out to you is that white males as a demographic, are overrepresented in corporate positions and political positions. And in the process, I also corrected your erroneous statement that whites represent 70% of the population.
As far as whether it is because of skin color, or not, is not for me to say.
But the prevailing belief among most here is that if a black person is by chance in a position of decision making or authority, that it must be based on an AA quota which prevented a more qualified white person from being successful.
Interesting. So when white men see a woman or black boss, their bias tells them that must be a person who benefited from unfair AA.
But when we point out that bias is why 95% of executives are white men, they say that's ridiculous to suggest bias is at play.
They can't even see how racist their thinking is. They believe there are good reasons why women and minorities are under represented and only see bad reasons when they do see a black or woman break through the class ceiling.
You know what's funny about you guys? CEO's come from places like Harvard. They are the best and brightest. So why don't you believe the studies they produce on diversity?
Why Aren’t Black Employees Getting More White-Collar Jobs?
Left wing nut jobs so you don’t get full story
I'm going to argue for your side for a second.
10. Kinston, North Carolina (E Bright St / S Queen St) 64% black.
According to NeighborhoodScout’s data, Kinston has a greater percentage of children living in poverty than 99.6% of all U.S. neighborhoods. Only 5% of the adult population holds a four-year college degree. Per capita income is lower than that found in 99.9% American neighborhoods. Based on NeighborhoodScout’s crime index scale from 100-1—(with 100 being “safest”) Kinston scores a 1.
9. Indianapolis, IN (E 38th St / Sutherland Ave) African-Americans continue to power the population growth of Indianapolis-Marion County
This neighborhood has an income level lower than 94.9% of all other American neighborhoods. More than 50% (55.7%) of its children live below the federal poverty level and its residents have one of the highest divorce rates in the nation. Violent crime increased by 7% in Indianapolis last year, despite a downward trend nationally.
8. Chicago, IL (S King Dr / E 60th St) 32.9% Black,
7. Anniston, AL (W 15th St / Boynton Ave) 51.5% Black
According to NeighborhoodScout’s analytics, you have a 1 in 37 chance of becoming the victim of a violent crime in Anniston (and a 1 in 212 chance for the entire state of Alabama). The per capita income of this neighborhood’s residents is lower than 99.2% of the neighborhoods in America. 84.6% of children live in poverty here.
6. Indianapolis, IN (E 34th St / Sutherland Ave)
This area has more single-mother households than 99.0% of the all American neighborhoods. Sixty-eight percent of the children live in poverty and over 96% of residents do not have four-year college degrees—a lower rate than 97.7% of all other neighborhoods. In a for sale listing on homefacts.com—this area is ranked with a high crime rate and a “C-” for its school district.
5. Kansas City, MO (Independence Ave / Prospect Ave) Black or African American: 29.9%
This neighborhood, sadly, has an extremely high child poverty rate—90.5%. The area also has one of the highest rates of rentals than other neighborhoods with almost none of the residents owning their own homes. There is also a high immigrant population, the number of residents who have been in the United States for five years or less is a greater rate than in 96.4% of U.S. neighborhoods. The chances of becoming a crime victim in that area in one year are 1 in 12 with 81.97 violent crimes per 1,000 people.
4. East St. Louis, IL (Caseyville Ave / N Park Dr) The racial makeup of the city was 97.74% Black or African-American
This neighborhood has a higher vacancy rate than 80.6% of all other American neighborhoods. The per capita income is lower than 99.9% of others. The area also has some of the highest rates of people living alone—81.2%, which NeighborhoodScout found to be higher than 100% of all other neighborhoods in the country. East St. Louis is safer only than 3% of other cities.
3. Atlanta, GA (McDaniel St SW / Mary St SW) 54% black
More than 60% (65.7%) of this Atlanta neighborhood’s children live below the poverty level. Per capita income is lower here than in 99% of other neighborhoods. Real estate site Trulia rates the area as having the highest crime rate of its entire county.
2. Springfield, IL (E Jackson St / S 11Th St)
With high divorce and vacancy rates, this neighborhood also suffers from high levels of child poverty (74.1%) and a per capita income lower than 98.9% of other neighborhoods in the country. Realtytrac.com rates the area as having “moderately high crime,” below average schools, and an abundance of registered sex offenders living within a small radius.
1. Washington, DC (S Capitol St SE / Livingston Rd SE)
This neighborhood holds the unfortunate distinction of being ranked NeighborhoodScout’s most dangerous, based on its platform’s algorithms. It has more single-mother households than 98.5% of other neighborhoods. While its location in the nation’s capital keeps employment levels steady (and unsurprisingly, a majority of residents are government workers) this neighborhood has an income rate lower than 82% of other neighborhoods in the U.S. You also have a 1 in 12 chance of becoming a victim of violent crime here with a statistic of 83.46 violent crimes committed per 1,000 people.
The 10 Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in America [2017]
So IM2, I'm calling you out. Based on this, fatherlessness is a key factor and all these neighborhoods have a higher than normal black population living there. So how can you say white neighborhoods are more dangerous? That sounds like spin to me.