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We need to trust The Science TM. So naturally, I will also trust the data we have on group disparities. Yet for some reason people don't like that one. This video is a brief analysis of the data we do have on the interplay between genetics and group-averages, dealing with the simulated examples, named the Squares, Triangles and Circles. Covered in this video: - How geography and long isolation shape populations - What the Fixation Index actually measures - Why “it’s only skin-deep” does not survive genetic data - Why different people built such different social orders - Why there's no one true universal social order for all peoples. - What happens genetically and socially when distant groups intermarry #politics #biology #realism…
Check out "The Book" here: https://mdsh.io/basiclogiciq Use code LOGIC for 10% off. DESCRIPTION Modern schooling systematically disadvantages boys. From the “sit still and listen” model that clashes with male biology, to biased teachers, MeToo-era paranoia, and endless propaganda about the gender pay gap, the system teaches girls that boys are less capable and teaches boys that institutions (and often women) are hostile to them. The result is lower male academic performance, eroded mutual respect, and a generation struggling to form healthy relationships. This video breaks down how it happened and why it matters. #politics #education #feminism CHAPTERS 0:00 - Introduction 1:13 - Schools Failed Boys 3:33 - Sponsorship 4:25 -…
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is often called the crowning achievement of the Civil Rights Movement. The law that finally ended legal racism and brought equality. But decades later, America is still accused of institutional racism, freedom of association has been restricted, and racial tensions remain high. What went wrong? In this video I take an honest look at the Civil Rights Act itself: Title II’s forced association rules, Title VII and the rise of disparate impact, the pressure on schools, and the long-term consequences of replacing one form of coercion with another, and more. CHAPTERS 0:00 - Introduction 0:30 - Title 2 & Freedom of Association 3:09 - Title 7 & Employment 5:34 - Title 4 & Education 7:27 - Conclusion & Review WATCH…
Men want and need to shoulder a greater burden of today’s labor while women want and need to shoulder less of that burden.
The case rests on a breach of contract claim in which Lavin alleges the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority counsel implemented the expansion of the definition of “women” without properly following the sorority’s bylaw rules for redefining terms
Switzerland’s Mika Brunold thanked his opponent, Brazil’s João Lucas Reis da Silva, for inspiring him after the historic victory in Austria on Sunday.
Women are 73% more likely to be seriously injured in a car accident. Research says it’s because the crash dummies used are designed around the average build of a man. Eve Van Dyke had a firsthand experience of being on the wrong side of that statistic. She joined Jacob Soboroff to talk about why nothing has been done to fix it.
‘Varney & Co.’ host Stuart Varney discusses the vision of socialism as young Americans debate capitalism, economic equality and the promise of more free time.#foxbusiness #shorts
Master Sgt. Amiah Sale spent nearly 20 years in the U.S. Army until her career was cut short due to President Trump's ban on transgender troops. Sale, who is a plaintiff in the transgender active-duty case, and GLAD Law Staff Attorney Michael Haley join Peter Alexander to share more on her story and the impact that losing more than 4,000 transgender troops would have on the military.