In Blind Pursuit of Racial Equality?

Despite receiving little empirical assessment, the color-blind approach to managing diversity has become a leading institutional
strategy for promoting racial equality, across domains and scales of practice. Watch psychological scientists Evan P. Apfelbaum of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and Kristin Pauker of Stanford University discuss their article "In Blind Pursuit of Racial Equality?" from the September issue of Psychological Science.

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Education

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• Psychological Science
• diversity approach
• racial inequity
• color blindness
• education
• social perception
• intervention

[WhiteyMcWhiteJr]

Negroes are beasts of the fields and they were born to be whitey's bitch. This nigger equality stuff is jewish-communist nonsense and everyone knows it. All of these shiftless, over-breeding , low-IQ negroes need to be either exterminated, reaptriated to africa, or re-enslaved and put back in chains and back onto the plantations where they can be of use to society. Now that blacks have been freed they have become useless pests to be "tolerated" and "put up with" by white people.