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[rothschild]

I'm curious if people here think crime stats that report racial data are necessarily racist. 

Just because the 13% cause 80% of the crime?  

Yeah . . . somehow it's racist.  

A lot of people believe racism is lurking in every bush, around every corner, in every shadow, to the point that polarization is America's defining characteristic. Do you see any light at the end of that tunnel?

I understand that stats pertaining to race and class correlate closely so I don't make sweeping generalizations -- like the proponents of critical theory do -- but how do you solve a complex problem by ignoring everything that suggests it's multifaceted?

Rhetorical question, obviously.